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Did  you  ever  say  —  ' '  I  wonder 
where  I  can  get  so-and-so *'? 

Did  you  ever  ask — ''Where  is  the 
best  place  to  buy  this,  that  or 
the  other  thing*'? 

Did  you  ever  wonder — ''Where 
can  I  go  for  dinner  tonight"? 

Did  it  ever  occur  to  you  that  there 
are  many  Httle  shops,  tea  rooms 
and  restaurants, — "just  around 
the  corner"? 

Do  you  know  there  are  many 
skilled  craftsmen  on  the — ' '  third 
floor  back"? 

Do  you  doubt  there  is — "one  best 
place"  for  everything? 

Would  you  like  to  know  about  the 
places  that  do  not  advertise,  but 
which  expert  shoppers  patronize? 


Many  such  places  are  listed 
in  this  booklet — 


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!•    Abrahams  Book  Store 
145  Fourth  Ave. 
Back  numbers  of  magazines — "The  largest 
establishment  of  the   kind  in  New  York 
City/' 

2.  Ackerman,  Arthur  &  Son 

10  East  46th  St. 
Sporting  prints  and  paintings;  established 
in    London,    1783.     Rudolph    Ackerman 
produced  the  first  aquatints  about  1790. 

3 .  Adelaide ,  The 

7  West  56th  St. 
Tea  room. 

4.  Aeronautic  Library ,  Inc . , 
Aeronautic  Map  Assn. 

299  Madison  Ave. 
Aeronautical  books,  magazines,  statuettes 
and   accessories;  model   aeroplanes;   aero- 
nautical information  and  service  bureau. 

S-A.    African  Tile  Company  of  Tunis 

112  East  59th  St. 
There  is  but  one  family  in  North  Africa 
producing  this  work  commercially.  Tiles, 
vases,  window  boxes,  panels  and  pottery, 
hand  painted  and  sun  dried — for  the  home 
and  garden.  Also  Spanish  and  Italian 
and  Arabian  wrought  iron  and  tile. 

6.  Alexe,  Frank 

47  West  34th  St. 
Sole  leather  floor  mats. 

7.  Allotta,  U. 

33rd  St.  and  Lexington  Ave. 
Wood  carver. 

8.  Aloha  Tea  Shop 

14  East  38th  St. 
Tea  room;  luncheon,  tea,  dinner. 

9.  American  Addressing  &  Mailing  Co. 

56  Warren  St. 


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10.  Anastasia  Gift  Shop 

13  East  35th  St. 
Toys  and  gifts. 

1 1 .  Anne  Abbott 

289  Fifth  Ave. 
Tea  room  and  card  shop.     Luncheon,  tea 
and  dinner  in  a  garden  on  Fifth   Ave. 

12.  Annin  &  Company 

99  Fulton  St. 
Flags  and  banners. 

13.  Antique  Furniture  Exchange 

6-8  East  33rd  St. 

14.  Apparel  Craft  Studio 

42  West  39th  St. 

15.  Aquila  D'oro 

135  MacDougal  St. 
Italian  restaurant. 

16.  Architects'  Sample  Corporation 

101  Park  Aye. 
Samples  of  building  materials  and  acces- 
sories on  display  for  the  benefit  of  the 
architect  and  home  builder — a  place  to  get 
ideas. 

17.  Army  &  Navy  Store  Co.,  Inc. 

245  West  42nd  St. 
Army  and  navy  goods;  all  kinds  from  a 
"hat  cord  to  a  battleship."     Established 
30  years. 

18.  Art  Mecca,  The 

1  Sheridan  Square. 
The  home  of  the  "Soul  Light  Shrine." 
Headquarters  for  the  Art  and  Literary 
Works  of  Clivette,  "the  man  in  Black." 
Greenwich  Village's  Old  Curiosity  Shop 
where  are  gathered  together  art  objects, 
bric-a-brac  and  odd  pieces  of  furniture  in 
profusion.  Side  by  side  with  authentic 
antiques  may  be  seen  more  modern  de- 
signs, some  of  them  by  Clivette  himself. 


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18-A.  Artcraft  Furniture  Co. 

34  West  39th  St. 
Furniture  **As  you  like  it."    Unusual,  dis- 
tinctive, period,  natural  wood,  stained  or 
painted.     Refectory  tables. 

19.  Art  Shop,  The 

239  Fifth  Ave. 
^'Greeting  cards  for  every  occasion." 

20.  Asahi  Restaurant 

48  West  39th  St. 

21.  AuCoqGaulois 

32  West  57th  St. 
French  restaurant.     Pastry,  catering. 

22.  AuPrintemps 

16  West  37th  St. 
Children's  clothes. 

23.  Auliflfe  &  Booth 

263  West  126th  St. 
Book  binding  and  repairing. 

24.  Aunt  Clemmy's 

1  University  Place. 
Luncheon  and  dinner  and  pies  to  "carry 
a^ay"— "Befo  de  Wah"  prices. 

25.  Bach,  Oscar  B.,  Studio 

419  West  42nd  St. 
Bronze  work. 

26.  Bachrach 

507  Fifth  Ave. 
Faded  photographs,  tintypes  and  daguer- 
reotypes, copied  and  restored. 

27.  Baker,  Murray  &  Imbrie 

10  Warren  St. 
Sporting  goods.    Information  where  to  go 
for  that  outing. 

28.  Baker,  Voorhis  &  Company 

45  John  St. 
Law  book  publishers. 


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29.  Bannerman,  Francis 

501  Fifth  Ave. 
Second-hand  military  goods;  military  relics; 
military  museum. 

30.  Baracca ,  Inc . ,  The 

39  South  William  St. 
''Restaurant    with     French,    Italian     and 
Spanish  cuisine,"  established  35  years. 

31.  Barsaloux,  Elsa 

400  Fifth  Ave. 
Yarns;  free  instruction. 

32.  Bartels  Co.,  William 

44  Cortlandt  St. 
Bird  and  animal  store. 

32-A.  Barto,  Edward  R. 

45  West  39th  St. 
Day  beds. 

32-B.  Batts,  Mrs.  Walter 

"The  Kennels,"  Woodside,  L.  I. 
Home  for  dogs;  "established  20  years.'* 

33*    Batz  &  Vogt 

403  Bridge  St.,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 
Theatrical  and  fancy  dress  costumes. 

33-A.  Baxter,  Mrs.  H.  A. 

489  Fifth  Ave. 
Pekinese  dogs. 

34.  Beals,  Jessie  Tarbox 

292  Fifth  Aye. 
Character  portraits. 

35.  Beaux  Arts  Society 

186  Lexington  Ave. 
Wood  carving;  marble  carving. 

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36.  Bell,  Mrs.  Raymond 

1  East  45th  St. 
Old   estabhshed   Lace   Shop.     Appraising 
and  classifying  of  laces  and  kindred  art 
properties.     Repairing,  cleaning  and   re- 
modeling. 


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37.  Belle  wood  Hat  Shop  (Mrs.  Cheney,  Pro- 
prietor) 

56th  St.,  near  Madison  Ave. 

38.  Bender,  Peter 

111  East  9th  St. 
Beads  and  embroidery  materials. 

39.  Bender's  Book  Store 

84  Fourth  Ave.  (3  steps  down.) 
Architectural,    decorative    and    costume 
books. 

40 .  Benjamme ,  Walter  R . 

1476  Broadway. 
Autograph    letters    and    manuscripts    of 
celebrities  (only).     Established  1887. 

41 .  Bema  Art  Shops 

289  Fifth  Ave. 
Lamps  and  shades  of  parchment  paper — 
"Harmonious  shades." 

42.  Bertha  HoUey,  The 

21  East  49th  St. 
The  slip,  undertunic  and  overtunic  solve 
all  the  dress  problems  of  the  discriminating 
woman.    Booklet,  ''New  Art  of  Dress,"  on 
request. 

43.  Bertolotti's 

85  West  3rd  St. 

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44.  Bessie  Frey  Gift  Shop 

381  Fifth  Ave.  (upstairs). 
"Gifts  of  unusual  charm  for  big  and  little 
folks;  toys  that  are  different." 

45.  Betsy  Ross  Yam  Mills,  Inc. 

354  Fourth  Ave.  and  366  Fifth  Ave. 
Yarns — sample  card  on  request. 

46.  Billy  Ann 

295  Madison  Ave. 
Tea  room. 


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47.  Bimbaum,  S. 

78  Nassau  St. 
Pipes  repaired  and  boiled. 

48.  Bims,Wm. 

103-105  West  37th  St. 
Apartments   furnished   to  your  taste   on 
rental  basis. 

49.  Black  Cat,  The 

557  West  Broadway. 
Restaurant. 

50.  Black  Parrot,  The 

131  Washington  Place. 
Tea  room— 8:30  P.  M.  to  1:00  A.  M. 

51.  Blue  Plate,  The 

56  West  50th  St. 
Food  for  the  man.     Substantial  portions. 
Club  tables. 

Sl-A.  Boglebrae  Kennels 

Huntington,  Long  Island. 
Scottish  terriers. 

52.  Bohn  Refrigerator  Shop 

53  West  42nd  St. 
Refrigerators. 

53.  Bonora  &  Pitre,  Inc. 

106  West  57th  St. 
Florida  fruits. 

54.  Bossert  &  Sons,  Inc. 

1318  Grand  St.,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 
Portable  houses. 

55.  Bossert  Hotel 

Hicks  and  Montague  Sts.,  Brooklyn, 

^N.  Y. 

Marine  roof  garden. 

56.  Box  and  Bag  Mart,  The 

25  East  54th  St. 
Beautiful  boxes  for  every  use.     Ladies' 
closets  fitted. 


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56-A.  Brajrvent  Kennels 

233  Clark  St.,  Westfield,  N.  J. 
Airedales. 


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Brentano's 

Fifth  Ave,  and  27th  St. 
The    most   complete    book    store    in    the 
world.     Specializing  in  foreign  books  and 
periodicals — all     of    them.       Branch     in 
Washington,  D.  C, 

Brevoort,  Hotel 

Fifth  Aye.  at  8th  St. 
While  a  fashionable  New  York  has  been 
moving  always  further  uptown,  here,  only 
one  block  from  Washington  Square,  still 
flourishes  one  of  the  city's  oldest  and  most 
unique  hotels.  The  Brevoort  has  become 
a  tradition.  It  is  the  gathering  place  of 
America's  intellectuals.  What  notables 
are  there  who  have  not  exchanged  wit- 
ticisms across  its  tables?  French  cuisine. 
A  la  carte. 

Brittany  Tea  Room 

694  Madison  Ave. 
Tea  room. 


60.  Broad's  Chop  House 

53  West  3rd  St. 

61.  Broadway  Fruit  Company 

2554  Broadway  at  96th  St. 
Fruit,  candy,  fruit  baskets,  jelly  baskets 
and  assorted  boxed  delivered  anywhere. 

62.  Brodil's  Luggage  Shop 

325  Fifth  Ave. 
Trunks  and  traveling  bags.     Beautifully 
illustrated  catalogue.    Any  article  sent  on 
approval. 

62-A.  Brook  Trellis  Co. 

37  Barclay  St. 
Trellises,  gates,  fences,  etc. 


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63.  Brooks  Brothers 

346  Madison  Ave. 
Men's  neckwear — none  to  equal  their  ex- 
clusive designs. 

63-A.  Brown,  Alex  M.,  Inc. 

5  Beekman  St. 
Choice,  scarce  and  unusual  books. 

64.  Brown  Betty,  The 

72  Wall  St.  and  147  Fulton  St. 
Tea  rooms. 

65.  Brown,  Lucy  Fletcher 

665  Fifth  Ave.  (upstairs). 
*The  Print  Exchange."    Fine  old  Japanese 
prints  and  Oriental  textiles.     Center  for 
print  collectors.     Rare  examples  bought 
and  sold. 

66.  Browne's  Chop  House 

1424  Broadway 

66-A.  Browning,  Wm.  C. 

16  Cooper  Square. 
Irish  wolfhounds. 

67.  Bruner,  H.  K. 

49  Harrison  St. 
Parcel  post  boxes  for  eggs. 

68.  Bruns,  Emma 

8  East  33rd  St. 
Candy  and  gifts.     Particularly  old  fash- 
ioned tafFy,  fudge  and  salted  nuts. 

69.  Bruns wick-Balke-Collender  Co. 

29  West  32nd  St. 
Pool  and  billiard  tables.    Bowling  alleys. 

70.  Brunton  Studios  (John) 

226  West  41st  St. 
Properties  for  amateur  performances. 

71.  Bruto  &  Jacks 

60  Stone  St. 
Restaurant  and  cafe. 


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72.  Buccini  Studios 

347  Fifth  Ave.  (upstairs). 
Hand  painted  screens,  silk  panels,  wall 
decorations.       Original: — "The    Art    Silk 
Painting." 

73.  Buyers*  Aid,  Inc. 

154    Nassau    St.    (Phone    Beekman 

424). 
Shoe  information.  The  New  York  "Buy- 
ers' Aid"  bureau  will  help  you  find  any 
trade  brand  of  men's,  women's  or  chil- 
dren's shoes,  or  any  nationally  advertised 
product  of  any  description.     No  charge. 

74 .  Cake  Shop ,  The ,  Inc . 

26  East  46th  St. 
Creole   and   other   kinds   of  home   made 
cake.     Tea  room. 

75.  California  Kitchen 

28  East  61st  St. 
Mrs.    Carroll    serves    native    chop    suey, 
tamales,  Spanish  beans;  Southern  cooking. 
Service  and  buffet. 

76.  Chamalian,  M.,  &  Company 

185  Lexington  Ave. 
Antique  oriental  rugs. 

77.  Camera  Craft  Studio,  Inc. 

1328  Broadway. 
Commercial  photos. 

78.  Campbell,  Mrs. 

9  East  47th  St. 
Art  novelties  from  all  parts  of  Europe. 

79.  Cape  Cod  Shop 

320  Fifth  Ave. 
Surprises,  Cape  Cod  Fire  Lighters  for  log 
fires,  curtain  holders,  match  box  holders, 
"Big     Stick"     for     recording     children's 
heights,  etc. 


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80.  Capezio,  S. 

129  West  40th  St. 
Theatrical  shoemaker.     Maker  of  Metro- 
politan Opera  Company  shoes. 

81.  Carvalho  Bros. 

11  West  39th  St. 
Antiques. 

82.  Cash,  Chas.  S. 

223-225  Fulton  St. 

Nuts. 

83.  Casse,  Alfred  J.,  &  Company 

33  West  46th  St. 
Jewelry. 

84.  Casteras,  J.,  Bros.  &  Company 

667  Lexington  Ave. 
Plaques. 

85.  Castle  Cave  Grill  Room 

271  Seventh  Ave. 

86.  Chalif  Russian  School  of  Dancing 

163-5  West  57th  St. 
Modern,  Greek,  interpreting,  classic,  char- 
acter and  toe  dancing.     Private  instruc- 
tion.      Ballrooms    available    for    private 
functions. 

86-A.  Charles,  Miss 

Out  of  Door  School. 
520  Madison  Ave. 

87.  Chegnay,  Mme. 

129  East  34th  St. 
Spots  removed  from  clothing. 

88.  Chesebro  Whitman  Company 

1167  First  Ave. 
Ladders,  poles  and  portable  shanties. 

89.  Clark,  Herbert 

1160  Southern  Blvd. 
Bronze  sculptures  to  order. 


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90.  Clark,  James  L. 

1160  Southern  Blvd. 
Sculptor — taxidermist.  "The  highest  grade 
of  work  only.**  Specimens  on  exhibit  at 
Smithsonian,  American  Museum  and 
others.  Most  famous  sportsmen  among 
his  clients. 

91.  Clark,  Jane 

9  East  43rd  St. 
Quiller  hats. 

91-A.  Clarke,  Mrs. 

182  Madison  Ave. 
Gowns  and   blouses  made   to  order — es- 
pecially for  large  and  small  women. 

92.  Clarke,  Mary  Dale 

665  Fifth  Ave. 
Portraits  by  photography.    "That  elusive 
something  * — your  psychological  self! 

92-A.  Clausen,  H. 

305  West  38th  St. 
Locksmith,    special    hardware    of    brass, 
bronze  and  wrought  iron.  Fine  work  only. 

93.  Clover  Tea  Shop 

640  Madison  Ave. 
Tea  room. 

94.  Club  de  Vingt 

44  East  58th  St. 
Open  to  public  Monday,  Wednesday  and 
Friday  evenings  at  10:30.    Supper  dances. 
The  Dansants  daily  4:00  to  7:00  P.  M. 

95.  Cockcroft  Studios 

17  West  39th  St. 
Batik  and  other  art  goods. 

96.  Collins,  Vincent 

48  West  50th  St; 
Interior  decorations.     "Pleasing  interiors 
and  furnishings."    The  ability  to  combine 
good  taste  with  moderate  cost. 


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97.  Commission  Shop,  The 

366  Madison  Ave. 
Children's  dresses.     Embroideries. 

98.  Cook,  F.  A.,  &  Son 

127  West  40th  St. 
Carpenters. 

98a.  Copeland,  M«  B. 

16  East  43rd  St. 
Tea  room — ^luncheon,  tea,  dinner. 


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Cotes,  Mary  L. 

857  Lexington  Ave. 
Wood  toys.     Lustre  china. 

Crook,  J.  B.,  &  Company,  Inc. 

549  Fifth  Ave. 
Automobile  skates.     Sporting  goods. 

Crumperie,  The 

Cor.  Sheridan  Sq.  and  Grove  St. 
Light  lunch  and  afternoon  tea  from  noon 
to  6  P.  M.    Not  open  in  summer. 

The  drear  world  and  its  trumpery 

For  the  moment  forgot 

In  this  dot  of  a  spot, 

Whose  seductive  tea-pot 

Sings  the  old  Siren  Song, 

"Come  along,  come  along. 

And  bide  a  wee  in  the  Crumperie.*' 


102. 


Curtain,  John,  Corp. 
46-48  Front  St. 
Awnings   *^  Curtainmade. 
and  new.     Sails  to  order. 


Canvas,  old 


102-A.Dalton  Swimming  School 

19  West  44th  St. 
For  men,  women  and  children.    Courteous 
and  efficient  instructors.    Clean  pools. 

103.    Dana 

28  West  36th  St. 
Children's  wear. 


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104.    Decorative  Plant  Company 

230  Fifth  Ave. 
Artificial  flowers. 

104-A.De  Felice  Studio,  The 

244  West  23rd  St. 
Engrossers,    illuminators,    diplomas,    cer- 
tificates, coats-of-arms. 


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109. 


110. 


Depollier,  Jacques,  &  Son 

15  Maiden  Lane. 
Smallest  American  watches — 10-cent  piece 
size.     Waltham  movements. 

Desire,  S. 

9  West  39th  St. 
French  pastry. 

Devonshire  Lace  Shop 

60  Washington  Square. 
Marion  Powys,  lacemaker  from  England. 
**Here  is  made  abundance  of  bone  lace,  a 
pretty  toy  now  greatly  in  request.'*  Eng- 
lish pillow  lace,  bridal  veils,  scarfs,  fans. 
Lessons  in  lace  making.  Old  lace  re- 
modeled.    Antique  lace. 

Dewey,  H.  T.,  &  Son 

138  Fulton  St. 
Grape  juice,  fresh  in  season.    Also  still  and 
sparkling  bottled.    Excellent  restaurant  in 
connection.     Established  60  years. 

Doll  Shop,  The 

18  West  47th  St. 
Dolls  with  individuality.     Dolls'  accessor- 
ies.    Jolly  toys  fDr  girls  and  boys.     Doll 
hospital,  too. 

Dorothy  Louise 

1  West  39th  St. 
Tea  room. 


111.    Douglas  &  Son 

751  Sixth  Ave. 
Rubber  stamps  to  order. 


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112.  Dragon-Fl;f    Lustre    Workshop     (Lillian 
Fox) 

116  East  59th  St. 
Porcelains  colored  to  order.    Bowls,  lamps, 
tea   sets,    special   work.      Lamp   bases    a 
specialty. 

112-A.Durkee,  Chas.  D.,  &  Company 

2  South  St. 
Marine  hardware  and  supplies. 

113.  Eighteenth  Century  Shop 

713  Madison  Ave.^ 
French    books,    engravings,    rare    prints, 
framing,  etc. 

113-A.Elder  Coin  &  Curio  Company 

21  West  35th  St. 
**A  hobby  business  of  interest  to  collectors." 
Pendants,  seals,  amulets,  scarabs,  rare 
coins,  medals,  plaques,  beads,  weapons 
and  other  rare  objects  not  found  in  other 
shops. 

1 14.  Elm  Tree  Tea  Room 

52  John  St. 

lis.    English  Plum  Pudding  Shop 

6  East  41st  St. 
Tea  room — ^luncheons  and  dinners.     Good 
home-made  cake. 

116.  Enrico  &  Giolito  Restaurant  Co. 

124  West  48th  St. 

117.  Enrico  &  Paglieri 

64  West  11th  St. 
Restaurant. 

118.  Erkins  Studios 

227  Lexington  Ave. 
Marble    workers,    ornamental    fireplaces, 
garden  furniture,  bird  baths. 

119.  Erskine-Danf orth  Corp . 

2  West  47th  St. 
Manufacture  furniture  of  a  finish  to  har- 
monize with  things  you  have. 


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120.  Esperanto  Society 

2633  Creston  Ave. 
Books  and  literature  on  the  international  ^ 
language,  Esperanto,  only.      Instruction 
books.     Mail  order  Department. 

12 1 .  Eureka  Book  Shop 

15  Bible  House,  8th  St.  and  Third 
Ave. 
French  fiction. 

122.  Falkenbach  Mfg.  Company 

159  East  54th  St. 
Lighting  fixtures. 

123.  Farrish's  Chop  House 

64  John  St. 
"The  Original  Chop  House. 

124.  Favor,  Ruhl  &  Company 

47  West  23rd  St. 
Artists*  materials.  ^ 

125.  Federal  X-Ray  Company 

50  East  42nd  St. 
Dental  X-ray  studio. 

12S-A.Fenning,  Jno. 

15  East  39th  St.  \ 

Works  of  art. 

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126.  Ferargil,  Inc. 

24  East  49th  St. 
Art  work  in  wrought  iron,  metal,  wood  and 

clay. 

127.  Ferenz-Martini  Art  Atelier 

125  MacDougal  St.,  just  off  the 
southwest  corner  of  Washington  Sq. 
The  Studio  in  itself  is  a  masterpiece  of 
decorative  art.  Be  sure  to  see  it.  Art  ^ 
books,  prints,  pictures,  colors,  decorative 
art  objects,  textiles  and  embroideries. 
Many  original  drawings.  Martini  Tem- 
pera Colors.  Books  on  fine  and  applied 
art. 


128.  Fernery,  The 

22  East  33rd  St. 
Tea  room. 

129.  Feron,  Stephen  J. 

338  Madison  Ave.  (just  up  H  flight). 
"Semper  Duco  Sequuntor  Alu.''  Making 
and  stringing  all  kinds  of  racquets.  Tennis 
and  squash  shop.  World's  professional 
squash  tennis  champion  1903-1915.  Four- 
teen years  with  the  Harvard  Club  of  New 
York  City. 

130.  Field  &  Fancy  Publishing  Corp. 

140  West  34th  St. 
"Everything  for  the   Dog.''     Dog  books 
and  periodicals.     Dog  supplies.    The  only 
place  of  its  kind  in  the  country. 

131.  Fiske,  J.  W.,  Iron  Works 

78  Park  Place. 
Ornamental  iron,  vanes,  castings,  etc. 

132.  Flambeau  Weavers 

7  East  39th  St. 
Wall   decorations  in  batik  scarfs,   panels 
and  hand-woven  silks.     Hand-woven  and 
hooked    rugs.     Unusual   smocks,   blouses 
and  negligees. 

133.  Forbes  Shoe  Company 

6  West  Broadway. 
"If  it's  foot  troubles,  call  here." 

133-A.Foster,  Ask  Mr. 

Fifth  Ave.  and  38th  St. 
Travel  information. 

134.  Frachini,  C. 

Lexington  Ave.  and  35th  St. 
Architectural     marbles .        Ecclesiastical 
marbles. 

135.  Fraser  &  Company 

5  East  47th  St. 
Laboratory — 50  East  41st  St. 
Apothecaries. 


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136.  Fraunces'  Tavern 

54  Pearl  St.  ^^^    ,  . 

Since   the   days   of  George   Washington. 
Museum  of  Colonial  relics. 

137.  French  Glove  Manufactory 

223  Lexington  Ave. 
Gloves  to  order;  gloves  repaired, 

138.  French,  P.  W.,  &  Company 

6  East  56th  St. 
Pictures,  art  objects. 

139.  French  Pastry  Shop 

146  Sixth  Ave. 
French  pastry  and  restaurant. 

140.  Frink,  I.  P.  ^      ,    . 

24th  St.  and  Tenth  Ave. 

Picture  lighting. 

141-    Gardner  &  Vail 

23  Dey  St. 
Collar  and  cufF  laundry. 

142.  General  Diaz  Restaurant 

140  West  4th  St. 
Italian  food. 

143.  Georgopulo,  G.  A.,  &  Co. 

15  South  Wilham  St. 
Cigarettes  to  order. 

144.  GerhardtHats 

12  East  46th  St.,  opp.  Ritz-Carlton. 

Exclusive  and  distinctive  hats. 

145.  Gertner,  H. 

1446  Broadway 

Pastry. 

146.  GUUes,  Jno.  Wallace 

14  West  40th  St. 
Portraits  of  personalities. 

147.  Gilman  ^, ,       ^.  ,   c         a 

Columbia  Trust  Bldg.,  34th  St.  and 

Fifth  Ave.  ^.  _. - 

Importer  of  French  millinery.    Mourning 

goods  a  specialty. 


148.  Grace  Godwin's  Garrett  &  Coffee  House 

58  Washington  Square,  South. 
Breakfast,  afternoon  tea  and  after-dinner 
coffee. 

149.  Gold  Fish,  The 

11  East  32nd  St. 

Restaurant. 

1 50 .  Golden  Pheasant ,  The 

28  West  39th  St. 

Fresh     game    in     season — duck,     rabbit, 
grouse  and  partridge. 

151.  Goldsmith ,  B . ,  &  Company 

666  Sixth  Ave. 
^  Hemstitching,  accordion  and  knife  pleat- 

ings,    buttons    covered;    buttonholes    and 
pinking. 

152.  Goldsmith,  J. 

175  Madison  Ave. 

Decorating — hand-painted  lamp  shades^  art 
lamps,  decorating  and  refinishing  furniture. 

153.  Gotild-Mesereau  Company 

52  West  38th  St. 

Drapery  hardware. 

154.  Grand  Rapids  Furniture  Co. 

34  West  32nd  St. 

Furniture.     Plates  of  interesting  interiors 

t  gratis. 

155.  Graphoscope  Development  Company 

50  East  42nd  St. 

J^  Small  movie  machines. 

156.  Graves,  Robert,  Company 

169  Madison  Ave. 

Wall  paper. 

157.  Green,  A.  H.,  &  Company 

97  Warren  St. 

Wooden  boxes. 

158.  Green,  Daniel,  Felt  Shoe  Co. 

106  East  13th  St. 
Comfy  slippers. 


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159.  Green  Door,  The 

92  Grove  St.,  Greenwich  Village. 
Luncheon,  tea,  etc. 

160.  Green  Witch,  The 

49  East  10th  St. 
Tea  room. 

161.  Greenwich  House 

29  Barrow  St. 
Pottery. 

1 62 .  Greenwich  Village  Inn 

7  Sheridan  Square. 
Formerly  known  as  ^Tolly's."  One  of  the 
original  gathering  places  for  artists  and 
writers  and  those  who  have  created  for 
themselves  America's  Latin  Quarter.  A 
specialty  is  made  of  after-theatre  parties. 

163.  Greenwich  Village  Mill 

47  West  3rd  St. 
'Tnder  the  Sign  of  the  Windmill"— res- 
taurant and  dancing. 

164.  Greenwich  Village  Theatre 

Seventh  Ave.  and  4th  St.,  Sheridan 

Square. 
A  new  theatre  with  a  new  atmosphere  in 
an  old  setting.      Where  "The  Better  'Ole" 
was  produced. 

165 .  Greenwood ,  Louise 

500  Fifth  Ave. 
Girdles     for     school     and     college     girls; 
"Diana  Girdles;"  corset  specialist.      Thro 
the  mail. 

166.  Greithe,  Wm. 

503  Fifth  Ave.,  2nd  floor. 
Watch  and  clock  repairs.    "On  this  street 
30  years." 

167.  Guarantee  Exterminating  Co. 

500  Fifth  Ave. 
Rats,  mice  and  all  vermin. 


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168.  Guffanti's,  Inc. 

247  Seventh  Ave. 
Restaurant — Italian. 

169.  Guth,  Jacob  P. 

6  Elm  St. 
Gunsmith. 

170.  Hadley,  Sara  « 

9  East  35th  St. 
Yarn  and  wool. 

171.  Hafner,  Mark 

10  East  43rd  St. 
Mantelpieces. 

172.  Hall,  Frank  A.,  &  Son 

25  West  45th  St. 
Bedding.    This  estabhshment  is  "90  years 
old.'^ 

173.  Handwork  Shop,  The 

37  West  39th  St.  (upstairs). 
'The  only  Exchange  in  the  world  for  men 
and   women   whose   hearing   has   become 
impaired." 

Hand-made  baby  clothes,  rag  dolls,  paper 
bags,  favors  and  novelties.  ''Deafened 
ears  make  skilful  hands.^' 

174.  Harper  Method 

500  Fifth  Ave. 
606  West  110th  St. 
2255  Broadway. 
185  Madison  Ave. 
Shampoo. 

175.  Hartman-Sanders  Company 

6  East  39th  St. 
Pergolas — garden  houses  and  accessories. 

176.  Harvey  Beauty  Parlors 

373  Fifth  Ave. 
Special  treatment  for  chapped  hands. 

177.  Hatch,  R.L. 

598  Sixth  Ave. 
Salted  nuts.     "He  pays  the  parcel  post." 


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178.  Haviland  &  Company 

11  East  36th  St. 
Bronze  lamps,  cut  glass. 

179.  Hayes,  E. 

582  Fifth  Ave. 
Individual  style  in  ladies'  shoes  to  order, 
in  materials  and  colors  of  costumes.   Book- 
let   and  directions  for  self-measurement. 

1 80 .  Hearthstone ,  The 

174  West  4th  St. 
Tea  room. 

181.  Heartman,  Chas.  F. 

129  East  24th  St. 
Rare  books. 

182.  Heath  &  Mills 

7  West  42nd  St. 
Basketry,     knitting     bags,     hand-carved 
wood  frames,  pottery  and  alabaster. 

183.  Heatherdell 

15  East  43rd  St. 
Tea  room. 

184.  Heaton,  nda 

165  West  12th  St. 
Unusual  clothes. 

185.  Heinrichs,  Jos. 

948  Broadway. 
Percolators,    tea-kettles,    chafing    dishes; 
also  altering  same  from  alcohol  to  electric. 

186.  Helene,  Marie 

523  Madison  Ave. 
Remodeling  of  frocks. 

187.  Henmngs,  Otto  H. 

239  East  41st  St. 
Cameras    and    scientific    instruments    re- 
paired; confidential  experiments. 

188.  Henries 

67  West  44th  St. 
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25  West  46th  St. 
Hair  dresser;  permanent  wave. 

190.  Henry's  Restaurant  and  Chop  House 

69  West  36th  St. 
Reindeer  steak. 

191.  Herbert  &  Huesgen 

18  East  42nd  St. 
Developing  and   printing.      Photographic 

supplies. 

192.  Hesse,  Henry 

399  Sixth  Ave. 
Yarns.      "The    Oldest    Yarn    House    in 
America.'* 

193.  H.  Hicks  &  Son 

557  Fifth  Ave.,  at  46th  St. 
"The  Fruit  Shop."     Ice-cream  sodas. 

194.  Hodgson,  E..F.,  Company 

6  East  39th  St. 
Portable  houses,  dog  kennels,  play  houses. 

195.  Holland,  The 

20  East  54th  St. 

A  place  of  charming  and  dignified  at- 
mosphere for  the  private  luncheon  or 
dinner  party.  BufFet  suppers;  breakfast 
on  Sunday.  Catering  of  a  superior  kind  if 
you  wish  it. 

196.  Holley,  Bertha 

21  East  49th  St. 
Decorator. 

197.  Home  Bureau  Medical  House 

52  West  39th  St. 
Food  for  the  sick;  surgical  dressings  and 
supplies  and  everything  needed  for  the 
sick-room.  It  is  the  only  establishment  of 
its  kind  in  the  world.  A  centralization  of 
all  sick-room  commodities  under  one  roof. 
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9  Christopher  St. 
Hot  dinners  sent  to  your  home. 

199.  Homer 

newest  37th  St. 
A  Rebuilder  of  Gowns.  ''Rebuilding  ot 
gowns  means  that  your  discarded  and  out- 
of-date  gowns  are  beautifully  and  artis- 
tically remade  into  up-to-the-minute  crea- 
tions. Here  too  your  unbecoming  dresses 
are  made  becoming.  Arristic  dresses, 
made  to  order  only,  for  all  occasions. 
Your  materials  accepted  when  desired. 

200.  Hope 

43  Nassau  St. 

Candies. 

201 .  Howard  Studios 

7  West  47th  St. 
Garden  ornaments;  oil  jars,  benches,  sun 

dials,  statuary. 

202.  Hyde,E.  B. 

5  Beekman  St. 
Miniature  atlas  of  New  York  City. 

203 .  Imprint  Pencil  Co . ,  The 

530  Broadway. 
Names  on  pencils. 

204.  Indian  Exhibits  Company 

143  West  43rd  St. 
American  Indian  goods. 

205.  Weis 

18  Beaver  St.  (basement). 

Canes  and  umbrellas  repaired. 

206.  Fantozzi,  J.  &  Co. 
993  Sixth  Ave. 
Caterers;  French  Pastry. 

207.  Irving  Forge,  The  W. 

326  East  38th  St. 
Ornamental  iron  work. 


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154  West  45th  St. 

<  ^    ^  Originators    of    distinctive    footwear    at 

appealing  prices. 

209.  Jackson,  E.  A.,  &  Bro. 

50  Beekman  St. 

"Everything  for  the  fireplace."    Andirons 

of   durabiUty.      Fireplace    accessories    as 

^  beautiful  as  those  made  in  Colonial  days. 

Know  how  to  design  and  build  fireplaces. 

210.  Jacobson  &  Company 

241  East  44th  St. 

Ornamental  plaster.     Cast  stone. 

f   211.    Janon  Company 

17  West  45th  St. 
Fine   hand-embroidered    monograms    and 
initials  on  linens  and  handkerchiefs.     Lin- 
ens hand-hemmed.    Small  or  large  orders. 
Delivery  in  one  to  three  days. 

*  212.    Javan  Studios 

111  West  57th  St. 
Batik — Javan  scarfs,  hangings  and  covers. 
Hand  dyeing,  non-fading  colors.     Works 
of    really    great    artists.      'Textiles    not 
manufactured  by  the  mile.'* 

213.  Jeff  cries,  Ambrose 

44  Eldert  St.,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 

Punch  and  Judy  Show  for  children's 
parties;  sleight  of  hand  and  magic  tricks. 

214.  Joan's  Studio 
^  54  Sixth  Ave. 

Tea  and  dance. 

215.  Joel  (Restaurant) 

206  West  41st  St. 

Napoleon  was  asked  why  his  soldiers  were 
led  into  battle  by  the  sound  of  the  drum 
^  and  he  replied  "To  keep  them  from  think- 

ing." Thus  spoke  Joel  to  an  inquisitive 
highbrow  who  wanted  to  know  why  the 
drum  was  played  so  often  with  the  other 
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216.  Johnson,  Arthur,  Mfg.  Co.,  Inc. 

14  Church  St.  , 

Memorial  tablets;  plaques.  T 

217.  Johnson,  E.  W. 

10  West  28th  St. 
Books  hard  to  find. 

218.  Jones,  Bassett  ^ 

101  Park  Ave. 
Will  tell  you  how  to  arrange  lighting  hx- 
tures  and  what  shades  of  color  to  use  to 
obtain  effective,  restful  and  artistic  light- 
ing effects.     Scientific. 

219.  Jumble  Sale  De  Luxe  v 

30  West  39th  St.  . 

Interesting  and  varied  collection.  An- 
tiques, bric-a-brac,  jewelry,  books,  rugs, 
bronzes,  china,  glass  paintings,  etc. 

220.  Ka  Lama  O'Hawau  ^ 

28  West  47th  St.  ..  .       "^ 

Lunch,  dinner  to  order— Hawaiian  curries, 
fruit,  salads.     Telephone  before  9  A.  M. 

221.  Kain,F.  S. 

318  West  34th  St. 

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222.  Kaldenberg's,  F.  W.,  Sons 

93  Fifth  Ave. 
Ivory  carvings,  ivory  knitting  needles. 

223.  Keen's  English  Chop  House 

72  West  36th  St. 

224.  Klaber,  S.,  &  Company 

21  West  39th  St. 
Marble  pedestals. 

225.  Knight  &  Struck  Company 

1  Madison  Ave. 
"The  house  of  heather."     Plants. 

226.  Kny-Scheerer  Corp. 

404  West  27th  St. 
Surgical  instruments  and    sick-room  sup- 
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227.  Kraus,  J.  C. 

363  Lexington  Ave. 
Stone  cutter;  cast  concrete  ornaments. 

228.  Kunst,  Anton 

505  East  76th  St. 
Art  foundry— gold,  silver,  bronze. 

229.  La  Bottega  Art  Shops 

424  Madison  Ave. 

230.  La  Place  Antique  Shop 

405  Madison  Ave. 
Antiques — 'True  reproductions." 

231.  Lafayette,  Cafe 

University  Place  and  9th  bt. 
A  landmark  of  old  New  York,  with  French 
cuisine  unequalled.    An  atmosphere  of  its 
own. 

232.  Lamb,  J.  &  R. 

25  Sixth  Ave.  r.    •      t      i 

Ecclesiastical    art   works.      Stamed    glass 
windows,  memorial  tablets. 

233.  Lang 

13  East  36th  St. 
Women's  hats  remodeled. 

234.  Lang  &  Merenda 

81  West  3rd  St. 
Embroideries  to  order. 

235.  Lans'  Curiosity  Shop 

554  Madison  Ave. 

236.  Lavender  Chest,  The 

53  West  8th  St. 
Vases,  laces,  glasses,  brasses,  china,  fur- 
j^j^m-e — a  bit  of  everything  and  all  old. 

237.  Leviele,  C. 

23  West  36th  St. 
Fans.      Repairs   to  china,  tortoise   shell, 
pearl,  ivory,  etc.    Formerly  with  Tiffany. 

238.  Lewis  &  Conger 

Sixth  Ave.  and  45th  St. 
Children's  furniture. 


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239.  Life  Extension  Institute 

25  West  45th  St. 
Will  tell  you  how  to  live  long.     Not  a 
money-making   venture,    but   a   scientific 
institution  backed  by  national  leaders. 

239-A .Lighthouse  of   N.  Y.  Association   for  the 
Blind 

111  East  59th  St. 
Baskets  and  rag  rugs. 

240.  Lingerie  Band  Box 

54  West  50th  St. 
Specialists  in  the  creating  of  fine  lingerie 
so  very  appealing  to  the  dainty  woman. 
Blouses  to  order. 

241.  Lins  Shop 

171  West  4th  St. 
Hand-painted  novelties,  modern  gift  shop 
of  hand-painted   oddities.     Vogueish   de- 
signs. 

242.  Little  Club 

44th  St.  (44th  St.  Theatre  Bldg.) 
Just  West  of  Broadway. 
Restaurant.     After  10  o'clock. 

243.  Little  Gallery,  The 

4  East  48th  St. 
Hand-wrought  Spanish  and  Italian  iron- 
work.     Mirrors,    lamps,    fire    sets,    etc. 
Representative  of  Tenafly  Weavers,   see 
item  No.  1075. 

244.  Little  Hungary 

255  East  Houston  St. 
Bohemian    restaurant.       Established     30 
years.      Dancing,    cabaret.      Bus    meets 
patrons. 

245.  Little  Roma  Restaurant 

44  Beaver  St. 


246.  Little  Russia 

244  Thompson  St. 

A  shop  where  the  pure  Russian  atmosphere 
prevails.  Russian  copper  and  brass  ar- 
ticles. Hats,  handbags  and  scarfs  may  be 
had,  embroidered  in  true  Russian  fashion. 

247.  Little  Shop  of  Economy  and  Elegance 

8  West  51st  St.  (basement). 

Suits,  dresses  and  blouses. 

248.  Little  Vanity  Shop 

338  Madison  Ave. 

Ladies'  waists,  etc. 

249.  Lloyd,  W.H.  S.,  Company 

105  West  40th  St. 

Wall  paper — imported.  Japanese  leathers 
and  grass  cloth. 

250.  Long  Sang  Ti  Company 

323  Eighth  Ave. 

Chinese  Jade. 

251.  Lord  &  Bumham 

30  East  42nd  St. 

Greenhouses. 

252.  Low  &  Hughes  Golf  Shop 

56  West  45th  St. 

"Everything  known  in  golf.**    Golf  school. 

253.  Lucchesi,  E. 

105  East  59th  St. 

Art  stone  and  plaster. 

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75  West  45th  St.  ^ 
A    dainty    shop    showing    hats,    blouses, 
underwear. 

255.  McAlpinShop 

34th  St.  and  Broadway. 
^  Ice  cream,  candy,  etc.    Artistic  interior. 

256.  McCoy,  J.  B.,  &  Son 

114  West  30th  St. 
Electric  lighting  fixtures. 


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257.  McGraw-Hill  Book  Company 

239  West  39th  St. 
Technical  books. 

258.  McHugh,  Jos.  P.,  &  Son 

9  West  42nd  St. 
Willow  furniture. 

259.  McLeran,  Mrs.  Jno.  E. 

857  Lexington  Ave. 
Interior  decorating. 

260.  M.  M.  Importing  Company 

11  East  45th  Sc. 
Pipes.      English    briar    pipes, 
utensils. 

261.  Maag,  Edw. 

46  West  23rd  St. 
Upholstery  trimmings. 

262 .  MacDonald ,  Pirie 

576  Fifth  Ave. 
"Photographer  of  men." 

263.  MacNifE  Horticultural  Company 

56  Vesey  St. 
Tulips  and  shrubs  at  auction. 

264.  Peggy  Hoyt  . 

516  Fifth  Ave. 
Millinery — distinctive. 

265.  The  Mad  Hatter 

150  West  4th  St.  (down  the  Rabbit 

Hole). 
Tea,  coffee,  cake.     3:00  to  6:00  and  7:00   ^ 
to  11:00.     Oldest  tea  room  in  Greenwich 
Village. 

266.  Madden,  D.F.,  &  Company 

40  Beaver  St. 
Fancy  fruits,  nuts,  Turkish  paste.  ^ 

267.  Madigan,  Patrick  F. 

561  Fifth  Ave. 
Autographs  of  famous  people .    Letters  and 
papers  by  celebrities. 


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268.  Madison  Art  Shop 

175  Madison  Ave. 
Lampshades  and  shields. 

268-A.Maison  Esther 

8  West  51st  St. 
Costume  tailor— recently  from  Pans. 

268-B.Maison  Haas 

105  Madison  Ave.  r     •  •     i 

Dresses.     Parisian  adaptations  of  original 

fabrics. 

269.  Malkan's 

42  Broadway. 
Mihtary  and  naval  books. 

270.  The  Manchester  Shop 

11  East  43rd  St. 
Antiques. 

270-A.Mme.  Margaret  .^   j  c 

Room  315-A,  47  West  42nd  St. 
Corset  hospital. 

27 1 .  Marguerite ,  The 

49  West  39th  St. 
Tea   room.      Maryland   chicken   dinners. 
Broiled  steak  sandwiches.     Open  Sunday 
1  to  7  P.  M. 

272.  Marie  Antoinette  Tea  Room 

128  West  72nd  St. 
Southern   cooking — chicken    and    waffles, 
cherry  pie  and  other  tempting  dishes. 

273.  Margorie  Cafeteria 

18  West  43rd  St. 

274.  Martha  Washington  Candy  Shops 

23  Church  St. 
503  Fifth  Ave. 
1417  Wadsworth  Ave. 
1368  Broadway. 
2479  Broadway. 
Butter  creams. 


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33rd  St.  and  Fifth  Ave. 
Leather  novelties. 

276.  Mary  Fant,  The 

26  West  43rd  St. 
Tea  room. 

277.  Mary  Louise 

175  Madison  Ave. 
Tea  room. 


278. 


Maurice  &  Adams 

24  West  47th  St. 
Gowns     without     fasteners, 
apparel. 


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1587  Broadway. 
Sample  gowns.     "Two  unusual  costumes 
at  the  usual  price  of  one." 

279-A.Medor  Kennels,  Mrs.  E.  Vogel,  Prop. 

70  West  47th  St. 
Persian  kittens.    Toy  breeds  of  dogs. 

279-B.Methot,H. 

29  West  34th  St.,  between  Fifth  and 
Sixth  Aves. 
Feathers  dyed  and  repaired. 

280.  Meyer,  O.  Charles 

^  39  West  8th  St. 
Antiques,  brass,  copper  and  silver  goods. 

281.  Middelkoop ,  Frans 

507  Madison  Ave. 
Dutch  antiques. 

282.  MiUtary  Hospital 

680  Fifth  Ave. 
War  service  classes.  Occupational  therapy. 
Toys,  etc. 

283.  Miller,  A.  G. 

108  Centre  St. 
Urn  manufacturers. 


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284.  Miller,  Edw.,  &  Company 

70  Park  Place. 
Lamps  and  electric  fixtures. 

285.  Mingot,  V. 

131  West  40th  St. 
Novelty  leather  goods. 

286.  Minnet  &  Company 

365  Lexington  Ave. 
Willow  furniture. 

287.  Monif ,  Khan 

539  Madison  Ave. 
Persian  antiques,  exclusively.     Direct  im- 
portation. 

Monk's  Juvenile  Shoe  Shop 
25  West  38th  St. 

Montross,  N.  E. 

661  Sixth  Ave. 
Artists'  supplies. 

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290.  Morris  &  Schrader 

8  Barclay  St.  ,  a        • 

Mineral  waters  from  Europe  and  America. 
Only  house  in  United  States  specializing 
in  mineral  waters. 

291.  Morse,  Albert  F.,  &  Son 

417  Fourth  Ave. 
Antiques. 

292.  Morton's  Scotch  Bakers 

581  Fulton  St.,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 
Scotch  bakery— also  crumpets. 

293.  Mountain  Community,  Inc. 

176  Madison  Ave.  (one  flight  up). 
Hand-tooled  leather  goods.    Hand-blocked 
velours,  linens,  silks  and  other  fabrics. 

294.  Munsch-Protzmann  Company 

410  Madison  Ave. 
Chemists'  shop. 

295.  Murray  Hill  Novelty  Company 

363  Lexington  Ave. 
Gold  stamping. 


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296.  Muth,  Alice 

12  East  8th  St.  (upstairs). 
"A  studio  whose  sun-filled  coloring  breathes 
the  very  spirit  of  summer  optimism.*' 
Exclusive  fabrics,  hand-dyed;  plain  dip- 
ping; fast  colors;  own  materials  used. 
Original  designs  for  tea  gowns,  stage  cos- 
tumes, lamp  shades,  draperies.     Batik. 

297.  Natiiral  Plant  Preservers  Co. 

234  Fifth  Ave. 

298.  Nauheim  Pharmacy 

Main  shop  750  Madison  Ave. 
Branch  551  Columbus  Ave. 
Branch  2701  Broadway. 

299.  Needlework  Shop 

Y.  W.  C.  A.,  14  West  45th  St.  (up 

a  few  stairs). 
A  shop  where  you  can  buy  anything  the 
needle  can  fashion,  from   pincushions  to 
dresses.    The  exchange  of  picture  puzzles. 
"Help  others  to  help  themselves." 

300.  Negus,  T.  S.  &  J.  D. 

140  Water  St. 
Nautical  instruments. 

300-A .Nestle,  C,  Co. 

657  Fifth  Ave. 
Hair    waved    by    distinct    process.      Ap- 
paratus for  home  use. 

300-B.New  York  Poetry  Book  Shop 

49  West  8th  St. 

301.  Newcomb-Macklin  Co. 

233  Fifth  Ave. 
Picture  frames.    Carved  frame  mirrors. 

302.  Newman,  J.  F. 

11  John  St. 
Fraternal  emblems  and  badges. 

303.  Nichols,  H.  S.,  Inc. 

17  East  33rd  St. 
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45  East  59th  St. 
Hand-colored  scarfs — silk. 

305.  North,  Ernest  Dressel 

4  East  39th  St. 
Out  of  print  books.     Autograph  letters. 
First  editions. 

306.  Notman,  A.  H.,  &  Co. 
►  121  West  27th  St. 

Lamps  and  art  shades. 

307.  Novotny,  A.,  &  Son. 

1444  Broadway. 
Cosmopolitan  tobacconists.    If  you  cannot 
p  find  it  elsewhere,  you  can  find  it  here. 

308.  Numethod  Shoe  Repair  Co. 

22  Beaver  St.  (upstairs). 
Shoe  repairs  that  make  the  old  shoe  look 
like  new. 

^    309.    Nurses'  Outfitting  Assn. 

425  Fifth  Ave.  (upstairs). 
Maids'  and  nurses'  uniforms.     Red  Cross 
garments. 

310.  Of,  Geo.  F. 

274  Madison  Ave. 
*^  Picture   framer.      Makes   frames   to   suit 

each  picture.     "There  is  a  difference  be- 
tween frame  maker  and  'picture  framer'." 

311.  Old  Chelsea 

51  West  16th  St. 
f  Tea  room.    Lunch,  dinner,  Sunday  dinner. 

312.  Old  London  Coffee  House 

36th    St.,    between    Broadway    and 
Sixth  Ave. 

313.  Olmstead  Corset  Co. 

f  179  Madison  Ave. 

314.  One  Dollar  Shop 

57th  St.,  near  Fifth  Ave. 
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200  Madison  Ave. 
Tea  room. 

3 16.  Orange  &  Black,  The 

47  West  49th  St. 
Tea  room;    breakfast,  luncheon,  tea  and 
dinner. 

317.  Orange  Gallery 

123  East  57th  St. 
Interior  decoration. 

318.  Orchid  Florist  Co. 

100  West  57th  St. 

319.  Ordinator  Co. 

101  Park  Ave. 

Custom    made    window    shades.       Ordi- 
nators. 

320.  Oriental  Rug  Exchange 

173  Madison  Ave. 

32 1 .  Pagan  Book  Shop 

23  West  8th  St. 
PubHjcations    not    obtainable    elsewhere. 
A  book  shop  for  lovers  of  literature  and 
art.      Original    etchings    and    drawings. 
The  product  of  struggling  young  artists. 

322 -A .Paint  Box  Gallery,  The 

43  Washington  Square. 
The  Art  Gallery  of  Greenwich  Village. 

322-B .Particular  Person,  The 

Care  New  York  Evening  Post,   20 

Vesey  St. 
Author  of  "Unusual  Shops*'  and  ^'Unusual 
Restaurants  and  Tea  Rooms'*  of  New 
York  City.  These  booklets  reproduce 
precisely  the  atmosphere  of  many  quaint 
shops  and  tea  rooms.  Additional  informa- 
tion by  mail  or  phone.  A  remarkable 
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322.  Passaic,  The,  Silk  &  Woolen  House,  Inc. 

43  East  34th  St. 
Mill  ends,  silks,  velvets,  woolens,  at  low 
prices.     New  bargains  with  every  tick  of 
the  clock. 

323 .  Patricia  Tea  Room 

246  West  76th  St. 
Home  cooking.     Pie  every  night.    Molly's 
pies.      Chicken   dinners,    chop   suey    and 
other  good  things. 

324.  Peacock,  The 

18  West  37th  St. 
A  cozy  place  for  luncheon. 

325.  Peck  &  Peck 

501  and  586  Fifth  Ave, 
Socks. 

326.  Peck  &  Zucca 

118  West  49th  St. 
Restaurant. 

326-A.Pediform  Shoe  Co. 

36  West  36th  St. 
Correctional  shoes. 

327.  Peg  Woffington  Cofifee  House 

11  East  44th  St. 
7  West  47th  St. 

328.  Kamrass,  H. 

348  Eighth  Ave. 
Furniture     refinished.       Chairs     recaned. 
Employed    by   many   well   known   hotels 
and  department  stores. 

329.  Pepper  Pot,  The 

72  Washington  Square,  South. 

Afternoon  tea.     Dinner. 

330.  Petitpas,  Mile. 

317  West  29th  St. 
Dinner  in  a  court-yard  garden. 


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170  West  72nd  St. 
Chicken  and  waffle  dinners  Monday  and 
Thursday. 

Pierre's  Restaurant 
11  East  45th  St. 

Peckner  &  Dann 

62  Broadway. 
Men's  custom  made  shirts  of  the  superior 
sort. 

Pinkus  Bros. 

157  Cedar  St. 
Cigarettes  to  order. 

Piroquette,  The 

22  East  45th  St. 
Tea  room. 

Piston,  J. 

^  17  West  46th  St. 
Antiques  mended. 

Plowden,  Mary 

523  West  121st  St. 
Engagements  for  children's  parties.     Pan, 
Puck,  Pied  Piper,  etc.     Music. 

Plumbridge,  C.  H. 

1231  Madison  Ave. 
Fruits,  jams,  jeUies,   marmalades,   nuts, 
candies;    in    short — Plumbridge    goodies. 
Baskets  and  boxes  as  attractive  as  their 
contents. 

Pompeiian  Garden  Furniture  Co. 

^  221  West  33rd  St. 
Designers  and  contractors  for  all  kinds  of 
garden  furniture,  and  outdoor  decorators 
in  marble,  Pompeiian,  Caen,  Istrian  and 
native  stones.     Artificial  stone. 


340.    Popper  Gray  &  Co. 

411  West  17th  St. 
Crawford  Farms  cheese. 


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540  Madison  Ave. 
^  Porto  Rican  products. 

342.  Pries,  Wm.  H. 

Iron  Works,  123  West  40th  St. 
Special  ornamental   iron   work  to   order. 
Antique  ironwork. 

^   343.    Print  Exchange 

546  Fifth  Ave. 
Japanese  prints.     American  prints. 

344.  Provincetown  Playhouse 

133  Macdougal  St. 
^  A  little  theatre  with  plays  that  are  exotic 

and  unconventional. 

345.  Puss  in  Boots 

57  West  10th  St. 
Table   d'hote   luncheon    and    dinner.      A 
#  favorite  eating  place  in  The  Village. 

346.  Quill  Book  Shop 

174  West  4th  St. 
Back   numbers   of  the  Quill.      Sketches, 
prints,  periodicals.     Andif  you  are  a  very 
^  naive  Slummerette  you  may  be  thrilled  at 

meeting  the  editor's  husband. 

347.  Red  Lion,  The 

233  Thompson  St. 
Italian  restaurant. 

^  348.    Reed  Shop,  The,  Inc. 

581  Fifth  Ave. 
Reed  furniture. 

349.  Rehn,  F.  H. 

6  West  50th  St. 
>  Paintings.     Small  important  pictures  by 

American  artists. 

350.  Reid,  D.,  &  Co. 

1476  Broadway. 
Walking  sticks. 


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Reinhard  Bros. 

53  Nassau  St. 
Cigars  and  tobacco. 

Rengaueschi 

139  West  10th  St. 
Italian  restaurant. 

Ridaback  &  Co. 

151  West  36th  St. 
Military  goods,  military  books. 

Rip  Van  Winkle  Tea  Room 
17  West  37th  St. 


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406  Madison  Ave. 
Turkish  paste,  candies  and  fruits. 

356.  Robins,  S.  M.,  Co. 

54  Broad  St.;  also  135  Broadway. 
Restaurant.     Frozen  egg  nog  a  specialty. 

356-A.Rockwood,  Emily 

28  West  47th  St. 
Textile  decorator. 

3 56-B .Rogers  &  Co. 

461  Eighth  Ave. 
Printers   of  superior   booklets,    including 
"Unusual  Shops  a  Thousand  and  One." 

357.  Rogers,  C.  P.,  &  Co. 

14  East  33rd  St. 
Bedding,  comfortables. 

358.  Rogers  Peet  Co. 

41st  St.  and  Fifth  Ave. 
Men's  clothing — stouts  and  slims.    Men's 
shirts  with  variable  sleeve  lengths.    Cordo 
hyde  shoe  laces. 

359.  Roof  Tree  Inn,  The 

25  West  51st  St. 

360.  Roof  Tree  Inn,  The 

5  West  28th  St.  ^ 
Luncheon,  tea  and  dinner  under  a  low- 
raftered  ceiling  and  in  an  atmosphere  that 
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Root,  A.  T.,  Co. 

139  Franklin  St. 
Bee  supplies — Air  Line  Honey. 

Royal  Copenhagen  Porcelain  and  Danish 
Arts 

563  Fifth  Ave. 
Exclusive  Danish  ware. 

Ruprecht,  Ernestine 

239  West  4th  St.  (third  floor  studio). 
Tied  and  dyed  scarfs,  tunics,  tea  gowns, 
negligees,  blouses  and  novelties.  An  in- 
dividual study  of  each  person  choosing 
colors  to  enhance  the  personality.  The 
psychology  of  color  as  applied  to  the  in- 
dividual in  dress  and  grace  of  line. 

Russian  Antique  Shop 
1  East  28th  St.  ^ 
Brass  and  copper  antiques,  Russian  samo- 
vars, candlesticks,   andirons,  doorknock- 
ers,   etc.      Also    linen    and    embroidery. 
Many  unique  gifts. 

Russian  Art  Studio 

18  East  45th  St. 
Antiques  and  Russian  art  goods  in  brass, 
copper  and   bronze.     Also  an  unusually 
fine  collection  of  linens  and  embroideries. 


Russian  Bazaar 

289  Fifth  Ave. 
Brass  and  copper 
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57  West  37th  St. 
Tea  room,  Russian  cooking.    Table  d'hote 
and  a  la  carte.     Open  after  theatre. 

Sadleir,  G.  M. 

17- A  West  34th  St. 
Art  dyeing — matching  colors;   dress  plait- 
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149  West  4th  St. 
Restaurant  and  tea  room. 

370.  Sartorius,  A.,  &  Co. 

57  Murray  St.  (upstairs). 
Artists*    materials.      Manufacturers 
importers. 

371.  Savory,  The 

45  East  30th  St. 
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371-A.Sayles  Zahn  Co. 

128  Sixth  Ave. 
Meats  cooked  to  order, 
cook  has  her  day  off. 

372.  Schultheis,  Henry,  Co. 

142  Fulton  St. 
Paintings;   prints,   framing.      Established 
1886. 

373.  Schwarz,  F.  A.  O. 

303  Fifth  Ave. 
"The  Home  of  Toys.''     Established  1869. 

374.  Schweitzer,  Nathan  Co.,  Inc. 

409-11  West  14th  St. 
Poultry,  game  and   meat  specialties   put 
up  in  attractive  packages. 

375.  Scotch  Tea  Room 

21  East  47th  St. 
Scotch   short   bread    and    scones.      Jams, 
jellies  and  marmalade.     Luncheon,  teas, 
dinners. 

376.  Scott,  J.  W.,  Co. 

36  John  St. 
Coins  and  stamps  for  collectors.     Com- 
plete catalogue. 

376-A.Segall  Wmdow  Shade  Cleaning  Co. 

2744  Broadway. 
Shades     cleaned     and     restored.       Secret 
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1777  Broadway. 
"The  Slogan  Man.*'    Invents  slogans  that 
sell  goods. 

377.    Shackman,  B.,  &  Co. 

906  Broadway. 
Novelties,  toys,  cards,  games,  favors,  etc. 
Dinner  favors. 

377-A.Shmn,  Walter  Scott 

569  Fifth  Ave. 
Photographer  of  children. 


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9  West  47th  St. 
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27  West  38th  St. 
Fifth  Avenue   Footwear  in   sizes   8)^,   9, 
93^,  10,  widths  AAAA,  AAA,  AA  to  D. 
Catalogue  "Fitting  the  Narrow  Foot.'* 

Shoverling,  Daly  &  Gales 

302  Broadway. 
Guns. 

Shut-In-Society,  The 

129  East  34th  St. 
Children's  dresses,  embroideries,  etc. 

Silhouette  Shop,  The 
144  West  4th  St. 

Silz,  A.,  Inc. 

416  West  14th  St. 
Poultry  and  game. 

Sisters  Three  Tea  Shop 

53rd  St.  and  Madison  Ave. 
Tea  room — a  la  carte.    Open  8:30  A.  M. 
to  8  P.  M. 

Slazenger 

12  East  43rd  St. 
Golf,  tennis,  etc.,  supplies. 


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542  Fifth  Ave. 
Old  jewelry  bought. 

385-B.Somelastique  Bedding  Co. 

21  West  46th  St. 
Box  springs,  pillows,  etc. 
glad  you  discovered  us.'* 

386.  Sonia  Art  Cigarettes 

109  Waverly  Place. 
When  in  Greenwich  Village  be  sure  to  buy 
a  box  of  Soma's  Cigarettes.     "An  artistic 
cigarette  with  a  real  Bohemian  flavor." 

387.  Sonntag  &  Meyer 

Columbus  Ave.  and  59th  St. 
Beefsteak  sandwiches  (original). 

388.  Sopresa 

218  Bleecker  St. 
Italian  Restaurant  in  Greenwich  Village. 
A  la  carte. 

389.  Soy  Kee  &  Co. 

7  Mott  St. 
Anything  Chinese,  but   particularly    Chi- 
nese porcelains. 

390.  Speer,  Helen,  Co.,  Inc. 

17  East  48th  St. 
Children's    furniture    and    toys.      Special 
designs  and  furnishings  for  the  nursery. 

391.  Sports  Shop 

500  Fifth  Ave. 
Unusual    and    pre-advanced    sport   suits, 
sport   waistcoats,   coats,   skirts,   blouses, 
etc.    Exclusiveness  and  utmost  value. 

392.  Springer,  Miss 

1  West  39th  St. 
Shop  of  Beads. 

393 .  Stanley  Works ,  The 

100  Lafayette  St. 
Window  hardware.     Garage  hardware. 


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394.  Sterling  Bronze  Co. 

16  East  40th  St. 
^  "The  Bronze  House  of  Quality."    Lighting 

fixtures,  andirons,   fireplace   fittings   and 
specialties  of  bronze. 

395.  Stevenson's  Shop,  Miss 

18  East  46th  St. 
>               Gifts. 

396.  Stewart  Automobile  School 

225  West  57th  St. 

397.  Stickley  Associated  Cabinet  Makers 

6  East  39th  St. 
'^  Furniture  to  order.     Mission  furniture  a 

specialty.     Original  designs. 

398.  Stikeman  &  Co. 

114  West  32nd  St. 
Bookbinders.  Restoration  of  books.  Cases 
^  for  books. 

399.  Stillson,  Robert  L.,  Co. 

461  Eighth  Ave. 
Poster-printers.     Made  many  of  the  war 
posters. 

t  400.    Stone,  H. 

137  Fourth  Ave. 
Collecting  first  editions  of  modern  Ameri- 
can   and    English    authors.      Old    books, 
prints,  autographs  and  original  drawings. 

^  401.    Stonestreet,  Guy 

507  Fifth  Ave. 
Books. 

402.    Story's,  Miss,  Studio 

511  Madison  Ave. 

^  403.    Strobel,  Philip,  &  Sons 

55  Elizabeth  St. 
Furniture. 

404.    Strunky's  Cafeteria 

19  West  8th  St. 


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56  West  39th  St. 
Art  lamps,  shades,  French  flowers,  novel- 
ties. 

406.  Sun  Dial  Shop,  The 

Stephen  Van  Rensselaer. 
^  805  Madison  Ave. 
Antiques.     Firearms. 

407.  Sunwise  Turn 

2  East  31st  St. 
Books  to  read  in  an  easy  chair  before  the 
fire — the  easy  chair  and  fire  are  at  the 
Turn.    "We  sell  books  as  tools  for  life/* 

408.  Tadwido  Studio 

96  Fifth  Ave.  (third  floor). 
Elna  M.  de  Neergaard — "The  Little  Lady 
of  the  Loom.'*  Maker  of  looms.  Instruc- 
tion in  weaving  from  bedspreads  to  the 
smallest  and  finest  weaves  for  bags,  belts 
and  girdles. 

409.  Tally  Ho,  The 

20  East  34th  St. 
Tea  room. 

410.  Tasty  Tuck-away,  The 

208  West  56th  St. 
Tea  room. 

411.  Tate  Electro  Waterproofing  Corp. 

218  West  39th  St. 
Aluminum-electro  process  waterproofing. 
Better  than  copper  or  paraffine.  Proven 
by  "Been-there'*  campers.  Your  own  cloth 
waterproofed  if  you  wish — ^yes,  for  cloth- 
ing, too. 

412.  Textor,  Francesca 

104  West  48th  St. 
Costumes  for  fancy  dress  occasions. 

413.  Thibaut,  Richard  E. 

Madison  Ave.  and  32nd  St. 
Wall  paper. 


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414.  Thomdyke,  The 

208  West  56th  St. 
Southern  home  cooking.    Luncheon.    Spe- 
cial chicken  dinner  Wednesday  and  Sun- 
day. 

415.  Three  Steps  Down  (Cafeteria) 

19  West  8th  St. 
One  of  the  most  popular  gathering  places 
for  Villagers  and  those  who  appreciate 
well-cooked  food  and  a  congenial  at- 
mosphere. The  "serve  yourselP*  system 
is  what  makes  the  prices  so  low.  Then 
there  is  the  outdoor  umbrella  garden, 
where  great  orange  umbrellas  spread  over 
the  tables  like  giant  mushrooms.  Table 
service  upstairs. 

416.  Tigar,  Geo.  M. 

1876  Broadway. 
Auto  bearings. 

417.  Tile  Craft  Studios 

66  West  40th  St. 
Tiles,  sconces,  humidors,  etc. 

418.  Todhunter,  Arthur 

^  101  Park  Ave. 
Quaint  and  interesting  fireplace  accessories 
and  hand-forged  metal  work.     Reproduc- 
tions of  old  English  and  Colonial  mantels. 

419.  Toni,  Madame 

8  East  48th  St. 
Smocks. 

420.  Tots'  Toggerie 

55  West  45th  St. 
Outfitters  to  children  of  all  ages.     Swim- 
ming and  gymnasium  suits  a  specialty. 
Changing  styles  and  superior  workman- 
ship. 

421.  Treasure  Box 

Sheridan  Square,  West  4th  St. 
Incense,   gift   boxes  of  incense,   burners, 
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422.  Turkey  Bridge  Shop,  The 

118  East  30th  St.    In  the  Touchstone 

House. 
Italian  linens  and  pottery;  rugs  and  other 
artistic  wares. 

423.  Turkish  and  Arabian  Coffee  Co. 

27th  St.  and  Seventh  Ave. 
Arabian  coffee. 

424.  Tuttman,  H. 

97  Allen  St.  ^ 
Coppersmith;  andirons,  etc. 

425.  Tuzzoli,  J. 

27  West  46th  St. 
Furs  remodeled.    Ladies'  suits  to  order. 

426.  Twiss,  C.  Victor 

14  East  50th  St. 
Furniture. 

426-A.Van  Dusen 

^  130  Waverly  Place. 
Antiques  that  are  not  expensive. 

427.  Van  Horn  &  Sawtell 

15  East  40th  St. 
Chemists*  shop. 

427-A. Vanity  Fair  Dog  Mart 

19  West  44th  St. 
Dog  information — where  to  buy. 

428.  Vanity  Fair  Shop 

718  Madison  Ave.  (upstairs). 
Unusual  street  and  tea  gowns  to  order. 

429.  Village  Kitchen,  The 

53  Greenwich  Ave. 
Restaurant. 

430.  Village  Store,  The 

60  Washington  Square,  South. 

43 1 .  Village  Weavers ,  The 

150  West  4th  St. 
Hand-woven  rugs. 


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53rd  St.  and  Park  Ave. 
French  cooking.  French  pastry  a  specialty. 

432*A.Von  Hofe,  Edward,  &  Co. 

112  Fulton  St. 
Fishing  tackle  exclusively.    Salesroom  and 
factory  under  one  roof. 

433.  Von  Lengerke  &  Detmold 

200  Fifth  Ave. 
Ammunition  for  the  sportsman. 

434.  Wales,  Betty 

105  Waldorf  Bldg. 
Girls*  dresses. 

Wardrobe  Shops  • 

414  Madison  Ave. 

Washburn,  Gilbert  T. 
121  East  31st  St. 
Irving  Press. 

Washington  Square  Book  Shop 

17  West  8th  St. 
The  Literary  Center  of  New  York  Art 
Colony.  A  modern  book  shop.  **Under 
the  Sign  of  the  Flying  Stag."  Publishers 
of  "Playboy/*  a  magazine  of  art  and 
satire. 

438.  Week,  Edward,  &  Son 

45  Nassau  St. 
148  Fulton  St. 
56  East  23rd  St. 
Cutlery.     Razors  sharpened, 

439.  Weisz,  Mrs.  W.  S. 

Ill  Lexington  Ave. 

Patterns  cut  to  measure  from  illustrations 
or  description  of  model.  Fit  guaranteed. 
Special  attention  to  mail  orders. 

440.  Wells,  Gabriel 

489  Fifth  Ave. 
Rare  books.     First  editions. 


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Wetzel's 

945  Third  Ave. 
Toys;  dolls'  hospital. 

Weybe's,  E.,  Bookshop 

708  Lexington  Ave. 
Books  on  the  fine  arts. 

Whitley,  Frederick  N. 

215  Fulton  St.  (Brooklyn,  N.  Y.) 

Cooking  odors  carried  out  of  the  house. 
Smoky  fireplaces  made  to  draw.  No  pay- 
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287  Broadway. 

Pipes   that   are   sweet   at   the   first 
Originator  of  the  unpainted  pipe, 
repaired.     Pipes  to  order. 

Wilier,  J.,  Chemical  Co. 

128  Chambers  St. 
Moist  water  colors. 

Wat  Williams'  Art  Gallery 

43  Washington  Square,  South. 

A  continuous  exhibition  of  modern  paint- 
ings and  informal  club  where  anyone  who 
comes  in  is  a  member.  A  place  where 
artists,  writers  and  players  gather  about 
the  two  big  fireplaces  to  talk  about  art —  ^ 
and  life.  Gifts  that  may  not  be  duplicated. 
Open  till  midnight. 

446-A.Willis,  E.  J. 

85  Chambers  St. 

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958  University  Ave. 
Back  numbers  of  magazines. 


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448.  Wood,  Edey  &  Slater 

40  East  53rd  St. 
Antiques,  interior  decoration,  woodwork 
of  original  design.  Personal  yearly  collec- 
tions made  in  Europe  by  Mrs.  Wood. 
Special  reproductions  of  antique  pottery. 
Venetian  glass. 

448-A  .World's  Information  Bureau 

63  Park  Row. 
The  Nautical  Guide  for  fishermen. 

449.  Wozar,  Harry 

269  West  43rd  St. 
Men's  hats  repaired. 

450.  Wurts  Bros. 

1358  Broadway. 
Commercial  photos. 

451.  Wustl,  CarlA. 

40  Union  Square. 
Costumes  for  hire. 

452.  Yandell,  Chas.,  &  Co. 

7  West  45th  St.  (upstairs). 
Decorative     leather     screens,     embossed 
leathers  for  wall  hangings  and  chair  cover- 
ings.    Still  life  paintings.     Exceptionally 
artistic. 

453 .  Yore  French  Bakery  Co . 

53  Christopher  St. 

454.  Ye  Little  Print  Shop 

119  Fulton  St. 

455.  Ye  Old  Bronx  Booke  Shop 

2750  Third  Ave. 

456.  Ye  Olde  Chop  House 

118  Cedar  St. 
A  typical  chop  house  of  old — chops, 
steaks  and  fish.  A  spot  that  would  delight 
the  heart  of  Ben  Johnson  or  Kit  Marlow; 
akin  to  the  Hasty  Pudding  or  Cheshire 
Cheese  of  old  London. 
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457.  Ye  Old  Dutch  Tavern 

15  John  St. 

458.  Ye  Olde  Dog  Shoppe 

1176  Madison  Ave. 

459.  Ye  Olde  English  Coflfee  House 

28  West  43rd  St. 

460.  Ye  Olde  Rustic  Inn 

1501  Jerome  Ave. 

462.  Ye  Pig  &  Whistle  Inn 

175  West  4th  St. 
A  small  inn  for  luncheon  and  dinner  with 
typical  Greenwich  Village  surroundings. 

463 .  Ye  Tunique  Shoppe 

53  West  37th  St. 

464.  Yellow  Aster  Restaurant 

17  West  35th  St. 

464-A.Yeska's 

51  West  28th  St. 
Outfitter    for    waiters,    cooks,    dentists, 
physicians,  surgeons  and  butlers.     Estab- 
lished 1876. 

465.  Zauder  Bros. 

113  West  48th  St. 
Wig  makers.     Wigs  for  hire. 


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1000.  Adams  y  Thos.  E 

106  East  King  St.,  Lancaster,  Pa. 
Candy. 

1001.  Allanstand  Cottage  Industries 

Asheville,  N.  C. 

Exchange  for  mountain  handicraft-woven 
goods;  spreads,  covers,  etc. 

1002.  Ashaway  Line  &  Twine  Co. 

Ashaway,  R.  I. 
Cutty  hunck  line  for  fishermen. 

1002-A.Bartlett,  The  F.  A.,  Co. 

Stamford,  Conn. 
Westbury,  Long  Island. 
Morristown,  New  Jersey. 

Tree  specialists  and  surgeons. 

1003.  Bean  Company,  T.  L. 

Freeport,  Maine. 
Hunting  boots. 

1004.  Bear  Mountain  Inn 

P.  O.  lona  Island,  Rockland  County, 

N.  Y. 

Six  miles  from  West  Point. 

1005.  Bertels 

Pleasant  St.,  Worcester,  Mass. 
Cheese, — all  kinds. 

1006.  Biltmore  Industries 

Asheville,  N.  C. 

Strictly  hand-woven  fabrics  containing 
absolutely  not  a  fibre  of  anything  but 
new  sheep's  wool.  Hand-dyed  with 
vegetable  and  ALIZARINE  dyes.  No 
aniline  dyes  used.  Every  color  guaran- 
teed. After  we  dye  the  wool  we  card, 
spin,  weave  and  dry-clean  it;  then  scour 
and  shrink  it  in  soap  and  hot  water  two 
hours  and  dry  it  in  the  sun. 


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Bloomingdale  Hospital 

White  Plains,  N.  Y. 
Occupational  Department,  Louis  J.  Haas, 
Director. 

Toys,  leather  goods,  willow  work,  pillows, 
x-stitch,  embroidery,  weaving,  art  metal, 
etc. 

Brown,  Alice 

Mohawk  Trail, Shelburne  Falls,Mass. 
Sweetheart  Tea  House.  Maple  sugar 
sweethearts.  Fresh  all  seasons  of  the 
year. 

f  1009.    Buena  Vista  Poultry  Farm 

(W.  E.  Sandford  &  Co.) 
Mountain  View,  N.  J. 
Jams,  jellies,  pickles. 

1010.  Burr's  Drowsy  Saint  Inn,  Jane 
^  Croton-on-Hudson,  N.  Y. 

An  inn  for  artists  who  desire  a  working 
vacation,  conducted  by  the  author  of 
**The  Glorious  Hope." 

1011.  Calendar,  O.  F. 

Box    1470    H    Station,    Springfield, 
^  Mass. 

Old  fisherman's  calendar. 

1012.  Chamois  Garment  Company 

Scranton,  Pa. 
Chamois  shirts. 

'     1013.    Comfort,  Patty,  Mistress 

North  Cambridge,  Mass. 
Also  care  Y.  W.  C.  A.,  15  West  45th 
St.,  New  York  City. 
Rabbit  novelties,  bunny  playsuits.    Gifts 
especially  designed  for  the  baby.     The 
literature  tells  the  appealing  story. 

1014.    Copley  Craft  Christmas  Cards 

Jessie  H.  McNichol,  18  Huntington 
Ave.,  Boston,  Mass. 
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761  Jersey  Ave.,  Jersey  City,  N.  J. 
Windmills. 

1016.  Crescent  Co. 

"Birdyille,'*  Toms  River,  N.  J. 
"Rustic  Bird  Houses  of  original  design." 

1017.  Crystal  Lake  Grove 

R.  G.  Stiles,  Proprietor. 
Barton,  Vt. 
Maple  syrup  and  maple  sugar. 

1017-A.Cut-and-Come-Again  Gardens 

Tomkins  Grove,  New  York. 
Garden  flowers — the  old-fashioned  kind — 
specializing  in  the  sending  of  boxes  of 
flowers  at  regular  intervals. 

1018.  Dreer,  Henry  A. 

714  Chestnut  St.,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 
Hardy  perennials,  water  plants. 

1019.  Duerr,  Peter 

Liverpool,  N.  Y. 
Willow  furniture  and  baskets. 

1020.  Economy  Concrete  Co. 

997     Dixwell    Ave.,    New    Haven, 
Conn. 
Ornamental  concrete  objects  to  order. 

1020-A.Elverhoj  Colony  of  Artists  and  Craftsmen 

Milton-on-Hudson,  N.  Y. 
When  traveling  along  the  Hudson,  stop 
at  Elverhoj.  Have  a  meal  or  two,  or  a 
cup  of  tea  with  the  artists  at  their  quaint 
home.  Excellent  accommodations  for  a 
limited  number  of  guests.  Schools  of 
painting,  drawing,  sculpture,  metal  craft 
and  art-weaving  June  15th  to  September 
15th.  Continuous  exhibitions  of  art 
work  at  the  Colony  House. 

1021.  Eno's  Riverside  Hotel 

Forked  River,  N.  J. 
Shore  dinner. 


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105  South  15th  St.,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 

Lolly  pops  for  children.  High  grade  can- 
dies, luncheon,  tea,  dinner.  *'The  shop 
is  really  personally  conducted.*'  The 
owners  state:  **In  some  way  we  appeal  to 
the  public.  We  do  not  understand  it 
ourselves.  We  have  never  advertised, 
and  we  are  very  successful.*' 

1023.  Ferriere,  P. 

300 — 89th  St.,  Woodhaven,  L.  I. 

Honeless  razors. 

1024.  Frederick,  Mrs.  Christine 

Applecroft  Efficiency  Station, 
Greenlawn,  Long  Island,  N.  Y. 

Model  kitchen  where  are  shown  improved 
devices  for  the  household — mops,  clean- 
ers, cookers,  etc.    Picnic  parties  welcome. 
1^  Food    and    salad    charts    and    books   on 

household  engineering  and  economy  on 
sale. 

1025.  Frenches  Atlas  Literary  Shop 

52    Hamilton   Ave.,    White    Plains, 

N.  Y. 

^  Caters  to  those  having  papers  to  prepare 

on  literary,  professional  or  historical 
subjects.  2,500,000  clippings  to  draw 
from.  6,000  subjects.  Also  back  num- 
bers of  all  publications. 

f     1026.    Fxilper  Pottery 

Flemington,  N.  J. 

1027.    Gokey,  W.  N.,ShoeCo. 

Jamestown,  N.  Y. 
Hunting  boots. 

/v    1028.    Goodspeed's  Book  Shop 
/  Boston,  Mass. 

\  Genealogical  books. 

1029.    Gordinier,  C.  H. 

Troy,  N.  Y. 
Garden  labels. 


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Paoli,  Pa. 
Buckwheat  and  other  flour.  Bran  and 
whole  wheat  crackers;  whole  wheat  rusk. 
Chocolate  cereal  candy.  Parcel  post 
paid  on  small  packages;  **Millers  for 
209  years.'* 

1031.  Grimm,  G.  H.,  Estate 

Rutland,  Vt. 
Maple  sugar. 

1032.  Hartsdale  Canine  Cemetery 

Office  120  West  25th  St. 
Booklet  on  request. 

1033.  Hatfield,  Nina 

615  Hudson  St.,  Hoboken,  N.  J. 
Design     and    decoration    of    porcelain, 
china  and  glass.     Lustre  put  on  glass- 
ware.    Design  and  decoration  of  lamp 
bases. 

1033-A.Heinirath 

2  Seventh  St.,  Woodside,  L.  I. 
Police-dog  puppies. 

1034.  Hunt,  Chester  Jay 

Main  St.,  Little  Falls,  N.  Y. 
Mayfair  Tulip  Farm.    Bulbs. 

1035.  Jenkins  Pony  Farm 

Buck  Hill  Falls,  Cresco,  Pa. 
Ponies. 

1036.  Julien  Shop 

Box  442,  Fort  Lee,  N.  J. 
Children's  dishes. 

1037.  Kenwood  Mills 

Albany,  N.  Y. 
Sleeping  bags. 

1038.  Kemer  Incinerator 

592  Clinton  St.,  Milwaukee,  Wis. 
Incinerators  for  houses. 


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1039.  Kruse,  Edouard  D. 

4903  Baltimore  Ave.,  Philadelphia, 

Pa. 

100    South    Uth    St.,    Philadelphia, 

Pa. 

Molasses  candy. 

1040.  L^Azur  Hotel 

Bayport,  Long  Island,  N.  Y. 
French  chef.     Wonderful  bread  and  ex- 
ceptional   food     generally.      Telephone 
notice  advisable. 

1 04 1 .  Landon  y  Jud , Inc . 

123  State  St.,  Schenectady,  N.  Y. 
Also  corner  State  and  Little  Moose 
Roads,  Old  Forge,  N.  Y. 

Sportsmen's  specialties.  Run  by  sports- 
men who  delight  in  helping  you  get  the 
right  article.    Hand-made  snow  shoes. 

1042.  Leavens  &  Co. 

32  Canal  St.,  Boston,  Mass. 
Reproductions  of  Colonial  furniture. 

1043.  Leonard,  W.  C,  &  Co. 

623  Main  St.,  Saranac  Lake,  N.  Y. 

Adirondack  foot  warmers  and  moccasins 
(wool-lined  moccasins). 

1044.  Les  Trappistes 

La  Trappe,  Oka. 
Province  Quebec,  Canada. 

Oka  cheese. 

1045.  McCarthy  Book  House 

1236  Arthur  Ave.,  Chicago,  111. 
Nature  books. 


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Mt.   Pleasant  Ave.,  West  Orange, 

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Gladstone,  Mich. 
Anti-rust    ropes,    gold    sights,    hunting 
knives,  shotgun  cleaners — for  sportsmen. 

1048.  Mason  Decoy  Factory 

591  Milford  St.,  Detroit,  Mich. 
Decoys  (for  duck  hunters). 

1049.  Monroe  Cheese  Co. 

Monroe,  N.  Y. 
A  La  Vatel  cheese. 

1050.  Monroe  Refrigerator  Co. 

415  Benson  St.,  Lockland,  Ohio. 
Refrigerators. 

1051.  Mosher,  Thos.  Bird 

Portland,  Maine. 

A  SHOP  IN  PORTLAND  TOWN 

Apart  from  ways  that  quiet  drown 

With  their  distracting  din, 
There  is  a  shop  in  Portland  Town 

Invites  the  wanderer  in. 
The  stairs  beguile  with  happy  hopes. 

The  stairs — a  dusky  score; 
How  fortunate  the  hand  that  opes 

The  hospitable  door! 
What  wealth   the   friendly   shelves   dis- 
close— 

The  best  of  '^bookmen's  mines'M 

Inimitable  folios 

With  their  fair-lettered  lines. 
And  all  the  lure  and  all  the  grace— 

The  old  and  new  in  Art — 
Are  his,  the  genius  of  the  place. 

With  his  divining  heart. 
Years  touch  him  lightly!  and.  Renown, 

Let  not  his  laurels  dim! 
Here's  to  his  shop  in  Portland  Town, 

And  here's  a  health  to  him. 

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1052.  Mountain  View  Farm 

Elmer  A.  Darling,  Proprietor. 
East  Burke,  Vt. 
Cheese,  butter,  dairy  products. 

1053.  Nagy,  S. 

33  South  18th  St.,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 
Indian  curios. 

1054.  NikkoInn 

Harmon,  N.  Y. 
Jap  tea  room. 

1055.  Onondaga  Litholight  Co. 

Syracuse,  N.  Y. 
Cast  stone  work. 

1056.  Patrick  of  Duluth 

Duluth,  Minn. 
Mackinaw    coats,    pants,    caps,    shirts, 
socks,  blankets,  auto  robes.     **Greater 
than  weather.'* 

1057.  Pender's 

111  Washington  St.,  Norfolk,  Va. 
Meats.     Smithfield  Hams  (razor  back — 
genuine) . 

1058.  Perkins,  Mary  Robinson 

Middlebury,  Vt. 
Hanging  baskets  of  willow. 

1059.  Planet,  The,  Co. 

Westfield,  Mass. 
Folding  buckets. 


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1060.    Pohlson  Gift  Shop 

Pawtucket,  R.  I. 
Hop-skip  jump  ropes, 
gifts. 


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^     1061  •    Port  of  Missing  Men 

}/2  Irving  Place,  Yonkers,  N.  Y. 
Restaurant. 


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1062.    Pouty's  Art  and  Gift  Shop 

Greenwich,  Conn. 


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1063.  Price's  Hotel 

Pleasure  Bay,  Long  Branch,  N.  J. 
Shore  dinner. 

1064.  Pudding  Stone  Inn 

G.  N.  Vincent,  Proprietor. 
Boonton,  N.  J. 
Open  all  year. 

1065.  Purity  Cross  Model  Kitchen 

Orange,  N.  J. 
Canned  goods. 

1066.  Quilting  Bee,  The 

149  Post  Road,  Rye,  N.  Y. 
Tea  room.  Quaint  Colonial  cottage  where 
wholesome  food  is  served. 

1067.  Read,  Wm.  &  Son,  Inc. 

364  Washington  St.,  Boston,  Mass. 
Outdoor  boots.  Dogskin  coats.  Fisher- 
men's rods. 

1068.  Robinson,  E.  R. 

410  River  St.,  Troy,  N.  Y. 
Out-of-print  books. 

1068-A.Roelirs,  Julius,  Co. 

Box  12,  Rutherford,  N.  J. 
Evergreens  **at  the  sign  of  the  tree.*' 

1069.  Rosehill  Farm 

Monmouth  County,  N.  J. 
Office,  416  Central  Ave.,   Newark, 
N.  J.    Tel.  Mulberry  4000. 
Fresh  eggs. 

1069-A.Rubino,  Mme.  Abbie 

Bergenfield,  N.  J. 
Training  school  for  police  dogs. 

1069-B.Rushton,  J.  H. 

Canton,  N.  Y. 
All-cedar  canoes. 

1070.  St.  Johnsbury  House 

St.  Johnsbury,  Vt. 
Maple  sugar  candy  at  tea  room  connected 
with  above  hotel. 


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1071.  San  Saba  Nut  Co. 

Bronxville,  N.  Y. 
Nuts. 

1072.  Schoenhof  Book  Co. 

128  Tremont  St.,  Boston,  Mass. 
French  book  shop.    Publisher  of  Le  Livre 
Contemporain  (free),  a  magazine  devoted 
to  French  literature. 

1073.  Stephenson,  H. 

20  Farrar  St.,  Lynn,  Mass. 
Underground  garbage  receivers. 

1074.  Stroud 

Chatham,  Chester  County,  Pa. 
Butcher.     Scrapple. 

1075.  Tenafly  Weavers 

Tenafly,  N.  J. 
Hand-woven     articles 
baby    blankets,    etc. 
Gallery,  item  No.  243. 

1076.  Trull,  Jennie  Cross 

Biddeford,  Maine. 
Candies — "Rose  Garden  Sweets." 

1077.  Vaughan,  Lester 

Taunton,  Mass. 
Pewter  ware. 

1078.  Walnut  Hallinn 

262  Rosedale  Ave.,  Madison,  N.  J. 

1079.  Wenrick,  Geo.  W. 

14   Brenton   Court,   Jamaica,    Long 
Island,  N.  Y. 
Sporting  books  and  prints. 

1080.  Whip-O-Will-0  Furniture  Co. 

Scranton,  Pa. 

1080-A  .White  Star  Kennels 

Long  Branch,  N.  J. 
St.  Bernards. 


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1081.  White  Swan,  The 

234  Main  St.,  White  Plains,  N.  Y. 
Tea  room. 

1082.  Wilkinson  Quilt  Co. 

Ligonier,  Ind. 
Hand-made  art  quilts. 

1083.  Yellin,  Samuel 

5520  Arch  St.,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 
Art  metal. 


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INDEX 
HOW  TO  USE  IT 

Look  for  the  article  wanted  under  the  specific  name.     If 
yoa  do  not  find  what  you  want,  look  under  tne  general  name. 
Most  articles  are  indexed  under  more  than  one  heading.     For 
example,  maple  sugar  will  be  found  under  "Maple  sugar,'* 
"Sugar-maple"  and  under  the  general  term  "Candy." 

After  you  find  the  desired  article,  look  in  the  front  section 
of  the  book  at  each  of  the  item  numbers  given  in  the  index 
in  order  to  find  the  precise  shop  which  suits  your  needs.  Note 
that  numbers  in  the  index  refer  to  item  and  not  to  page. 

Item  numbers  over  1000  indicate  the  "Mail  order"  section. 


Item  No. 

Aquariums 32 

Aquatints 2 

^    Addressing 9 

Aeronautical  Accessories . .   4 
Aeronautical     books     and 

magazines 4 

Aeroplanes,  model 4 

Amateur  properties 70 

American  Indian 

goods 204-1053 

V  Amusements 213-337 

Ammunition 433 

Andirons  ..209-364-394-424 

Animals 32-279A 

Antiques: 

Dutch 281 

Miscellaneous  .   13-18-81- 
y  219-235-236- 

270-280-291- 

402-406-448- 

426A 

Persian 287 

Repaired 336 

Reproductions 230 

Russian 364-365 

]^  Apartments  furnished 48 

Apiary 361 

Apothecaries  . . .  135-294-298 

-427 

Architects'  samples 16 

Architectural: 

Concrete  . .  .210-227-339- 
f  1020-1055- 

Stone 339 

Army  goods 17 

Art  gallery 322A-446 

Art  goods  ..78-95-125A-229 

Art  metal 1083 

Art  plaster.  .84-113-210-216 
^  -253 


Item  No. 

Art  silk  painting 72 

Artificial  flowers 104-366 

Artificial  stone  210-227-1020 

Artists 

Artists'  material.. . .  124-127- 

289-370-445 

Athletic  goods 100-420 

Atlas  of  New  York  City, 

miniature 202 

Autographs 267 

Autograph  letters  and 

manuscripts 40-267 

-305 
Automobile  accessories  .446A 

Automobile  bearings 416 

Automobile  robes 1056 

Automobile  school 396 

Awnings 102 

Baby  gifts 1013 

Back  numbers, 
magazines 1-447-1025 

Badges 302 

Bags: 

Paper 173 

Sleeping 1037 

TraveHng 62 

Knitting 182 

Bakers: 

French 453 

See  also  French  Pastry 
Scotch 292 

Balls,  golf 252-385 

Banners 12 

Baskets: 

Fruit 61 

Willow...  182-239A-1019 

-1058 

Baths,  medical 226 

Batik.  .95-132-212-296-304 


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Item  No. 

Beads 38-392 

Beauty  Parlors 176 

Bedding .  172-357-385  B-1082 

Bedspreads 1001 

Beds: 

Day  beds 32A 

Bee  supplies 361 

Beefsteak  sandwiches. . .  .387 

Bees 361 

Benches,  garden 201 

Billiard   table   and   sup- 
plies   .* 69 

Bird  cages 32 

Bird  baths 118 

Bird  feeding  trays 1016 

Birds  and  bird  supplies  . .  .32 

Bird  houses 1016 

Blacksmithing,  ornamental 

207-342 

Blankets,  auto 1056 

Blouses. . .  132-247-254-363- 

391-91A 

Bookbinding 23-39« 

Book  ends 293 

Bookcases 398 

Book  repairing 23-398 

Books: 

Art.. 127-442 

Architectural 39 

Costume 39 

Decorative 39 

Dog 130 

French.  .  57-121-113-1072 
First  editions. 305-400-440 

Law 28 

Miscellaneous.  .57-401-455 

-1051 

Military 269-353 

Nature 1045 

Naval 269 

Poetry 300B 

Sporting 1079 

Technical 257 

Rare.63-181-2 1 7-303-305- 

440-1068 

Aeronautical 4 

Dog 130 

Genealogy 1028 

Obscure  authors. .  32 1-346- 

407-437 
Boots  and  Shoes: 

Correctional 133 

Hunting. .  .1003-1027-1067 


Item  No. 

Boots  and  Shoes: 

Juvenile 288      -f 

Narrow  last 379 

Theatrical 80-179 

Bowling  alleys 69 

Box  springs 385B 

Boxes: 

Egg 67 

Fancy 56       ^   s     . 

Flower 293      ^   '    ^ 

Fruit 61 

Wooden 157 

Brass  Goods. .  .246-280-364- 

365-366 

Briar  pipes 260 

Bric-4-brac 18-219-236 

Bridal  veils 107       i 

Bronze  sculpture 89 

Bronze  work. 25-1 26-228-394 

Brushes,  hearth 293 

Buckets,  folding 1059 

Buckwheat  flour 1030 

Bulbs,  tulip 1034 

Bungalows 54      ^ 

Buttons  covered 151 

Cabinet  makers 397 

Caf6 43-231 

Cafeterias 273-404-415 

Cake,  home-made 74 

Calendars: 

Old  fisherman's 1011      i 

Cameras  repaired 187 

Camp  equipment 27 

Candy: 

Butter  creams 274 

Fudge 68 

LoUypops 1022 

Maple  sugar. . .  1008-1017-      . 

1031-1070       ^    ^ 

Miscellaneous..  .188-200- 

255-1000- 
1022-1076 

Molasses 1039 

Taffy 68  i 

Turkish  paste 266-355 

Nuts 68    1^ 

Canes 350 

Canes  repaired 205 

Canoes .1069B 

Canopy  settees,  rustic   .  1016 

Canned  goods 1065 

Cans,  garbage 1073 


Item  No. 

Canvas 102 

Cape  Cod  products 79 

Cards: 

Christmas 1014 

Greeting 19 

Playing 377 

Carpenters 98 

Cartridges 433 

Castings: 

Ornamental  iron 131 

Caterers. 206-188-195 

Chafing  dishes 185 

Chafing  dish  alteration..  .185 

Chairs  recaned 328 

Chamois: 

Shirts 1012 

Cheese 340-1005- 

1044-1049-1052 

Chemists'  shops 135-294- 

298-427 

Chicken  dinners 1046 

Children's  clothes.  22-97-103 

-173-381- 
420 

Children's  dishes 1036 

Children's  furniture.. 238-390 

-293 
Children's  swimming  and 

gymnasium  suits 420 

Chimney  alteration 443 

China: 

Lustre 99-1033 

Repaired 237 

Chinese  goods 250-389 

Chocolate  cereal  candy.  1030 

Chop  houses 60-^66-123 

223-456 
Cisarettes: 

To  order .  143-307-334-386 

Cigars 307-351 

Clay  workers 126 

Cleaners,  clothes 87 

Cleaners,  window 

shades 376A 

Qippings 1025 

Clock  repairing 166 

Clothes  cleaning 87 

Clothes  poles 88 

Clothing,  children's 22 

Clothing,  men's ....  63A-358 
Clothing  remodeled. .  186-199 
Clothing,  women's 

unusual 184-428 


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Coats,  dogskin 1067 

Coffee: 

Arabian 423 

Coffee  houses.  .148-265-312- 

327-459 

Coins 113A-376 

Collar  and  cuff  laundry.  .141 
Compasses 300 

Concrete: 

Ornamental .  .2 10-253-339- 

1020-1055 
Cooking  odors  removed.  .443 

Copenhagen  porcelain 362 

Copper  and  brass 

goods. . . . 246-364-365-366 

Coppersmithing 126 

Corsets 165-313 

Corsets  repaired 270A 

Costume  books 39 

Costumes.  .33-296-412-451- 

465 
Crackers,  bran  and  whole 

wheat 1030 

Crumpets 292 

Curios  ......  113A-235-1053 

Curried  dishes 220 

Cut  glass 178 

Cutlery 438 

Daguerreotypes  copied 26 

Daguerreotypes  restored . .  26 

Dancing 86 

Danish  ware 362 

Day  beds 32A 

Decorating  furniture 152 

Decorative,  books 39 

Decorators  .  .196^356A-1033 
Decorators,  interior. .  96-259 

-317 

Decoys 1048 

Dental  X-ray 125 

Developing  negatives ....  191 

Dinner  favors 173-377 

Dishes,  children's 1036 

Dog: 

Cemetery 1032 

Home... 32B 

Information 427A 

Kennels 194 

Supplies ...458-130 

Training  for  police 

dogs 1069A 


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Dogs: 

Airedales 56A 

Irish  wolfhounds 66A 

Pekinese 33A 

Police 1033A 

St.  Bernard. 1088A 

Scotrish  terriers 51 A 

Toy  breeds 279A 

Dolls 109-173 

Dolls'  hospital 109-441 

Door  knockers 293 

Drapery  hardware. ......  153 

Drawings,  obscure  artists.321 

Dresses,  girls* 434 

Drugs 135-294^298-427 

Dyers 296-304^363-368 

Ecclesiastical  art  works.  .232 

Egg  boxes 67 

Egg  nog,  frozen 356 

Eggs,  fresh 1069 

Electric: 

Lighting  advice 218 

Lighting  fixtures.  122-256- 

284r-394 

Emblems 302 

Embroideries   . .  .38-97-234- 

364-365-381 

Engravings 113 

Engrossing 104A 

Entertainers 213-337 

Esperanto: 

Instruction 120 

Literature .120 

Etchings,  obscure  artists.321 

Evergreens 1068  A 

Exterminators 167 

Faded  photographs  copied  .26 
Faded  photographs  re- 
stored   26 

Fancy  dress  cos- 
tumes  33-296-412-465 

Fans 107 

Favors 173-377 

Feathers  cleaned   and   re- 
paired  279B 

Fences 62A-131 

Firearms: 

Secondhand 29-406 

Firelighters 79 

Fireplace  accessories .  209-243 

394-418 


Item  No. 

Fireplace  designing 209 

Fireplace  repairing  .  209-443 

Fireplaces 118 

Fishing  line 1002 

Fishing  rods 1067 

Fishing  tackle 27-432 A 

Fisherman's  calendar.  .  .1011 
Fisherman's  nautical 

guide 448A 

Flags 12 

Flag  poles 88 

Floor  mats,  leather 6 

Flour 1030 

Flower  boxes     293 

Flowers: 

Artificial 104-366 

French 405 

Miscellaneous 225 

Preserved 297 

Old-fashioned 1017A 

Orchids 318 

Tulips 1034 

Food  charts. 1024 

Food  for  the  sick  room.. .  197 

Foot  warmers 1043 

Foundries,  art 228 

Frames,  picture.  182-301-310 

Fraternal  emblems 302 

French  fiction 57-121 

French  flowers 405 

French  pastry. .  .106-139-145 
French  restaurants.  .  .21-30- 

58-60-231- 
330-332-432 
Fruits: 

Florida 53 

Miscellaneous  .61-193-266- 

338-355 

Fudge 68 

Furniture: 
Antique  exchange.  .13-18A 

Children's 23S-390 

Colonial  reproduc- 
tions.  1042 

Decorating 152 

Garden..  118-175-201-339 

Marble 339 

Miscellaneous. .  .32A-403- 

1080 

Painted 18A 

Period 154 

Plates 154 

Reed 348 


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Furniture: 

y         Fefinishing   152-328 

(  Repaired 328-7 

Refectory  tables 18A 

To  order.  119-397-426-18A 

Unpainted 18A 

Willow 258-286-1019 

Furs  remodeled 425 

f     Game.... 374-383 

Games .373-377 

Garage  hardware 393 

Garages,  portable 194 

Garbage  receptacles.  .  .  .1073 
Garden  furniture. .  .118-175- 

201-339 

|)     Garden  houses 175 

Garden  labels 1029 

Gates 62A 

Genealogy  books 1028 

Gifts. .  .  .10-44-68-173-241- 
282-293-299-314-341- 
382-395-421-430-446- 

,       1007-1013-1060-1062 

*•    Girdles 165 

Girls*  dresses 434 

Glass,  cut 178 

Glass,  lustre 1033 

Glass,  stained 232 

Gloves: 

Repaired 137 

t        To  order 137 

Goldfish 32 

Gold  sights. 1047 

Gold  and  silver  art  work. 228 

Golf  school. 252 

Gold  stamping 295 

Golf  supplies 252-385 

^    Grape  juice 108 

Greenhouses 251 

Greeting  cards 19 

Gun  cleaners 1047 

Guns 380 

Guns,  second  hand 29 

Gunsmith 169 

f    Hair  dressing 174-189- 

300A 

Hams,  Smithfield.  . 1057 

Hand-blocked  fabrics.  .  .  .293 

Hardware 153-393 

Hardware,  special 92A 

Hardy  perennials 1018 


Item  No. 

Hat  repairing  and  blocking, 

men 449 

Hats,  women's. .  .37-91-144- 

246-254-264 
Hats  remodeled, women's .  233 

Hearth  brushes 293 

Heather 225 

Hemstitching 151 

Home  service  kitchens .  .  198- 

371A 

Homespuns 1001-1006 

Honey. 361 

Hop-skip  jump  ropes .  .  .  1060 

Hosiery 325 

Hospital  supplies 226 

Hospital  uniforms 309 

Household  engineering.  .1024 

Humidors 417-293 

Hunting  boots 1003-1027 

Hunting  clothes 1056 

Ice  cream 255 

Ice  cream  sodas 193 

Illuminating 104A 

Incense 421 

Incinerators,  house 1038 

Indian,  American, 

goods.... 204^1053 

Infants*  articles,  see  children. 
Information  bureau: 

Aeronautical 4 

Dogs.. 427A 

Camping 27 

Shoes 73 

Shopping 322B 

Travel 133A 

Inn  for  artists 1010 

Inns  (see  Roadhouses) 
Instruction  (see  Schools) 
Interior  decorating.  .  .96-259 

-317-448 

Plates  of 154 

Iron: 

Fences 131 

Italian 5A-243 

Ornamental. .  .126-131-207 

-342-418 

Spanish 243 

Italian  restaurants..  15-30-43 

-71-116-117- 

142-168-245- 

326-347-352- 

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Item  No. 

Ivory  goods 222 

Ivory  repaired 237 

Jade 250 

Jams 338-1009 

Japanese  grass  cloth 249 

Japanese  leathers 249 

Japanese  prints 65-343 

JeUies 61-338-1009 

Jewelry 83-1020 

Jewelry  bought 385 A 

Kennels 194 

Kitchen,  home  service.  .  .198 

Kitchen,  model 1024 

Kittens 279A 

Knitting  bags. 182 

Knitting  instruction 31 

Knives,  hunting 1047 

Kodak  repairing. 187 

Kodaks  and  supplies 191 

Labels,  garden 1029 

Lace ; 107-236 

Lace  appraisal .36 

Lace  cleaning  and  repair- 
ing  ; 36 

Lacemaking,  instruction..  107 

Ladders 88 

Lamps 41-112-178-243- 

284^306-405 

Lamp  bases 112-1033 

Lamp  shades.  .268-296-306- 

405 

Hand  painted 152 

Parchment 41 

Lamp  shields 268 

Laundries: 

Collar  and  cuff 141 

Law  books 28 

Leather* 
Art  goods....  285-293-452 

Bags 62 

Mats,  floor 6 

Novelties....  275-293-1007 

Screens. 452 

Life  extension 239 

Lighting  experts 218 

Lighting  fixtures.  .  .122-256- 

284-394 

For  pictures 140 

Linen,  hand-blocked 293 

Italian 422 


Item  No. 

Lingerie 240 

See  also  Underwear 

Locksmith 92A 

Lolly  pops 1022 

Looms 408 

Luggage 62 

Lustre  china 99-112 

Mackinaws 1056 

Magazines: 

Aeronautical 4 

Back  numbers.  1-447-1025 

Foreign 57 

Mailing  and  addressing. .  .  9 

Manicures 

Mantelpieces 171-418 

Maternity  apparel 278 

Maple  sugar 1008-1017- 

1031-1070 

Maple  syrup 1017 

Maps: 

Aeronautical 4 

Old 221 

Marble: 

Architectural 134^232 

Carving.. 35-118-339 

Ecclesiastical 134-232 

Pedestals 224 

Marine: 

Hardware 112A 

Roof  garden 55 

Supplies 112A 

Marmalade 338 

Match  box  holders 79 

Mats: 

Floor 6 

Leather  table 293 

Sole  leather 6 

Meals  sent  out 198 

Meats  cooked  to  order.  .371 A 
Meat  specialties..  .374-1057- 

1074 

Medals ; 113A 

Medical  supplies 197 

Memorial  tablets 232-216 

Men's  clothing  .  .63A-1056- 

1067 
Metal  art  work. 25-126-1083 
Military  goods: 

New 17-353 

Second  hand 29 

Military  museum 29 

Millends,silk,velvet,wool  322 


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Millinery  37-91-144-147-264 

Mineral  waters 290 

Mirrors 243-301 

Moccasins,  lined 1043 

Molasses  candy 1039 

Monograms,  hand-em- 
broidered  211 

Motion  picture  machines.  155 

Mourning  goods 147 

Movie  machines 155 

Museum,  military 29 

Mushroom  farm 1046 

Nautical  instruments.  . .  .300 

Navy  goods 17 

Neckwear,  men's 63A 

Needlework 299 

Night  lights 293 

Nursery  furnishings 390 

Nurses 197 

Nurses*  uniforms 309 

Nuts 82-177-266-1071 

Oil  heaters 284 

Orchids 318 

Oriental  rugs. . 76-320 

Out-of-door  furniture. . .  .339 

Paintings: 

American  artists 349 

Sporting 2 

Panels,     art    silk,     hand- 
painted  72 

Paper: 

Bags 173 

Wallpaper 156-249 

Parchment  lamp  shades. .  .41 
Pastry,  French. 206- 106-1 39- 

145 

Patterns 439 

Pearl  repaired 237 

Pencils  to  order 203 

Pennants 12 

Percolators 185 

Perennials 1018 

Pergolas 175 

Periodicals,  foreign 57 

Permanent  wave. . .  189-300A 

Permanent  wave 189 

Persian  antiques 287 

Persian  kittens 279A 

Pewter  ware 1077 

Philadelphia  scrapple . . .  1074 
Photographs, 
character 34-92-146 


Item  No. 

Photographs,  children's.377A 
Photographs, 

commercial 77-450 

Photographs  copied 26 

Photographs  of  men 262 

Photographs  restored 26 

Photographic  supplies. ..  .191 

Pickles 1009 

Picture  frames 182-301- 

310-372 

Picture  lighting 140 

Picture  puzzles 299 

Pictures 138-349 

Pillows 385B 

Pinking 151 

Pipes: 

Boiling 47 

Repairing 47-444 

Smoking 260 

To  order 444 

Unpainted 444 

Plant  preserving 297 

Plants 225-263-1018 

Plaques  . .  84^1 13 A-2 10-2 16- 

253 
Plaster,  art.. 84-1 13-2 10-253 

Play  houses 194 

Pleating 151 

Poles,  flag 88 

Ponies,  Shetland 1035 

Pool  tables .69 

Porcelain: 

Chinese 389 

Danish 362 

Porcelains,  colored 112 

Porcelain  table  tops 

Portable  houses 54-194 

Porto  Rico  products 341 

Portraits,  character. . .  34r-92- 

146 
Portraits    copied    and    re- 
stored   26 

Portraits  of  children .  .  .  377  A 

Portraits  of  men 262 

Posters 399 

Pottery. . . . 5A-161-182-362- 
422-448-1026 

Poultry 374-383 

Prints 

American 343 

Japanese 65-343 

Miscellaneous 113-372 

Sporting 2-1079 


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Printers: 

Booklets 356B-436 

Miscellaneous.  .  .3563-436 

-454 

Posters 399 

Printing  from  negatives.  .191 
Properties,  amateur 70 

Quilts,  art 1082 

Rabbit  clothes 1013 

Racquets  restrung 129 

Rag  rugs... 132-239A 

Rattan  furniture 1080 

Razors 1023 

Razors  sharpened 438 

Red  Cross  garments 309 

Reed  furniture 348 

Refrigerators 52-1050 

Reindeer  steak 190 

Relics,  military 29 

Remodeling  clothes. .  186-199 

Remodeling  hats 233 

Restaurants: 

Colonial 136 

French .  .21-30-58-60-231 
-330-332-432 

Hawaiian 220 

Italian  .15-30-71-1 16-1 1 7- 
142-168-245-326- 
347-352-388 

Japanese 20 

Miscellaneous 49-85-94 

108-149-150-162- 
163-188-190-215- 
242-244-331-356- 
387-429-457-460- 
462-464 

Roof. 55 

Russian 367 

Spanish 30-75 

Ribbons: 

Road  houses  and  inns..  1004- 
1021-1040-1046-1054- 
1061-1063-1064-1066- 
1078-1081 

Roof  gardens 55 

Rubber  stamps Ill 

Rugs: 

Hand-woven 132-431 

Hooked 132-431 

Oriental 76-320 

Rag 239A-422 

Russian  goods  .246-365-366 


Item  No. 

Saddlery  goods 275 

Sails  to  order 102 

Salad  charts 1024 

Sample  gowns 279 

Sausage 1074 

Scarfs 107-132-212-246- 

304-363-421 
Schools: 

Automobile 396 

Dancing 86 

Drawing 1020A 

Golf.. 252 

Knitting ' 31 

Lacemaking 107 

Metal  craft 1020A 

Out-of-door 86A 

Painting 1020A 

Sculpture 1020A 

Swimming 102A 

Weaving 408 

Scones,  Scotch 292 

Scrapple 1074 

Screens,  fire 424 

Screens,  leather 452 

Screens,  silk,  hand- 
painted 72 

Sculptors: 

Bronze 89 

Taxidermy 90 

Second-hand  military 

goods 29 

Shampooing 174 

Shanties 88 

Shetland  ponies 1035 

Shields,  lamp 268 

Ship  chandlers 112A 

Shirt  hospital 378 

Shirts 333-358 

Shoe  information 73 

Shoe  laces 358 

Shoe  repairing 308 

Shoes: 

Correctional 133-326A 

Hunting...  1003-1027-1067 

Juvenile 288 
farrow 379 

Theatrical 80-179 

Ladies'.. 179-208 

Shoes  repaired 308 

Shotgun  cleaners 1047 

Shotgun  shells 433 

Shrubs 225-263 

Sickroom  supplies 197 


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Silhouettes 382 

Silk: 

Hand-blocked 293 

Hand-painted 72 

Hand-woven 132 

Mill  ends 322 

Silver,  special  work . .  228-280 

Skates 100 

Sleeping  bags 1037 

Slippers 158 

Slogans 376B 

Smocks. 419 

Smokers'  article? 260 

Smoking  tobacco 307-351 

Snow  shoes 1041 

Socks 325 

Soda  water 193 

Spanish  restaurants  . .  .30-75 

Sparrow  traps 1016 

Sporting  goods.  .27-129-1041 
Sporting   paintings    and 

prints 2 

Sport  suits 391-1056 

Spots  removed 87 

Squash  racquets 129 

Squash  racquets  restrung.  129 

Spring  waters 290 

Stained  glass 232 

Stamps,  postage 376 

Steamer  baskets 61 

Stockings 325 

Stone,  artificial, 

etc 210-227-253-339 

Stone  cutters 227-253 

Stool  pigeons 1048 

Sugar,  maple.  . .  .1008-1017- 

1031-1070 

Suits  ready  made 247 

Suits  to  order 425 

Sun  dials 201 

Surgical: 

Dressings 197 

Instruments 226 

Supplies 197 

Swimming: 

Instruction 102A 

Pool 102A 

Tablets 216-232 

Taffy .68 

Taxidermy 90 

Teakettles 185 


Item  No. 

Tea  rooms. 3-8-1 1-24-46-50- 

51-59-64^75-93-98A- 

101-110-114-115-128- 

148-159-160-180-183- 

188-195-214-220-271- 

272-276-277-311-315- 

316-323-324-329-335- 

345-354-359-360-367- 

369-371-375-384-409- 

410-414-459 

Telephone  book  covers. .  .293 

Tennis  racquets 385 

Tennis  racquets  restrung.  129 

Tents 27 

Theatres 164-344 

Theatrical  costumes 33 

Theatrical  properties 70 

Theatrical  shoes 80 

Tied-dyeing 363 

Tiles 5A-417 

Tintypes  copied 26 

Tintypes  restored 26 

Tobacco ..307-351 

Tortoise  shell  repaired.  .  .237 
Toys..lO-44-99-282-373-377 
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Traveling  bags 62 

Trellises 62  A 

Trees 1068A 

Tree  surgeons 1002 A 

Trunks 62 

Tulips 263-1034 

Tunics 42-363-463 

Turkish  paste 266-355 

Umbrellas  repaired 205 

Underwear 42-240-254 

Uniforms: 

Butlers' 464A 

Maids' 309-464A 

Nurses'  and  Red  Cross.309 

Upholstery  and 

trimmings 261 

Urns 283 

Vases 5A-236-1026 

Velour,  hand-blocked ....  293 

Velvet,  mill  ends 322 

Venetian  glass 448 

Waists..... 248 

Walking  sticks 350 

Wall  paper 156-249-413 


Item  No. 

Watches,  miniature 105 

Watch  repairing 166 

Water  colors 445 

Water  plants 1018 

Waterproofing,  cloth 411 

Waters,  mineral 290 

Weather  vanes 16-131 

Weavers.  .243-408^31-1075 

Weaving  school 408 

Whole  wheat  flour  and 

crackers 1030 

Wigs 465 

Willow: 

Baskets 

Furniture 258 

Windmills 1015 

Window: 

Boxes 5  A 

Shades 319 


Item  No. 

Window: 

Shades  cleaned  or  re- 
stored  376A 

Windows,  ornamental.  .  .232 
Women's  apparel.  14-42-184- 
247-248-254-278-279- 
296-299-363-391-425- 
428^35-463-91A- 
268A-268B 

Wooden  boxes 157 

Wood  workers. 7-35-126-182 
Wool  yarn. ..  .31-45-170-192 

Woolens,  mill  ends 322 

Wrought  iron: 

Italian 5A-243 

Ornamental. .126-131-207- 
342-418 

Spanish 243 

X-ray 125 

Yacht  supplies 112A 

Yarn 31-45-170-192 


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HOW  TO  FIND  THE  LOCATION  OF  A  SHOP  IN  NEW 
YORK  FROM  THE  STREET  NUMBER 

A  method  for  easily  finding  the  approximate  location  of 
any  number  on  any  north  and  south  street  in  New  York  City. 

Rule — Put  down  the  number;  cancel  the  last  figure;  divide 
by  two  and  add  or  subtract  the  following  key: 

Avenues  A  to  D add  3 

Avenues  1  and  2 add  3 

Third  Avenue add  10 

Fourth  Avenue add  8 

Fifth  Avenue add  17 

Sixth  Avenue add  6 

Seventh  Avenue add  12 

Eighth  Avenue add  9 

Ninth  Avenue add  13 

Tenth  Avenue add  14 

Eleventh  Avenue add  15 

Lexington  Avenue add  22 

Park  Avenue add  34 

Madison  Avenue add  26 

Columbus  Avenue add  60 

Amsterdam  Avenue add  59 

Broadway subtract  31 

For  example,  suppose  you  wish  to  go  to  1425  Broadway 
and  therefore  want  to  know  its  approximate  location.  Put 
down  1425.  Strike  off  the  last  figure  (5).  Divide  the  re- 
mainder by  two,  producing  71.  Apply  the  key  (minus  31) 
71-31=40th  Street. 


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Important  Notice : 

In  using  this  booklet,  other  shops  will  doubtless 
occur  to  you  which,  because  of  distinctive  char- 
acter, artistic  wares  or  unique  service  rendered, 
should  be  included.  We  realize  that  this  edition 
is  neither  perfect  nor  complete — first  editions 
never  are.  We  hope  to  make  our  next  as  perfect 
as  may  be,  and  we  want  your  help  in  so  doing. 
If  you  know  of  any  shop,  store  or  craftsman  who 
should,  in  your  opinion,  be  included  in  our  next 
booklet,  send  the  name  and  address  NOW  on 
the  coupon  attached  to  the  foot  of  this  page.  If 
we  find  after  investigation  that  our  judgment 
agrees  with  yours,  we  will  return  the  compliment 
by  sending  you  a  copy  of  our  next  edition  gratis. 


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Unusual  Shops  (A  Thousand  and  One) 
Room  916,  30  East  42nd  Street, 

New  York  City.  ^ 

Dear  Sir: 

I  suggest  that  you  include  the  following  in 

your  next  edition ^ - 

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Neither  the  author  nor  publisher  guarantees  the 
accuracy  of  the  information  contained  in  this 
booklet.  It  is  believed  to  be  accurate,  but  it  is 
manifestly  impossible  to  warrant  statistical  in- 
formation of  this  character.  Neither  can  we 
guarantee  the  products  or  service  of  the  sellers. 
It  is  suggested  that  addresses  be  verified  where 
possible  by  consulting  a  telephone  book,  as  small 
shops  are  likely  to  change  their  locations. 


If  you  wish  additional  copies  of  this  booklet 

for  gift  purposes  and  cannot  obtain  them  from 
your  favorite  book-seller,  send  us  your  name 
and  address  on  the  coupon  below  and  we  will 
give  prompt  attention  to  your  inquiry. 

Tear  ofF  along  dotted  line  and  mail. 

Unusual    Shops    (A    Thousand    and    One). 
Room   916 — 30   East  42nd   Street, 
New  York  City. 

Dear  Sir: 

Please  advise  where  I  may  obtain  additional 
copies  of  your  interesting  booklet. 


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